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Investigation on tick-borne theileriosis in cattle with particular emphasis to effect of immunization with somatic antigen of Boophilus annulatus ticks on transmission and prevalence of theileriosis [electronic resource].

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Hamoda, F. K

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Khalaf-Allah, S. S

Language: English Summary language: Arabic Description: p.147-164Other title:

بحث عن مرض الثاليريا فى الماشية وبالأخص توكيد تأثير التحصين باللقاح المحضر من الأنتجين الخلوى لقراد البوفيلس على إنتقال ومعدل الإصابة بالثاليريا [Added title page title]

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Mansoura veterinary medical journal, 2002 v.4(1) [electronic resource].

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In: Mansoura Veterinary Medical Journal 2002.v.4(1)Summary: A total number of 177 cattle of different ages. sex and breeds were parasitologically and clinically examined for theileriosis and tick infestation in different localities of Kaluobia governorate. Blood samples and lymph node biopsies were taken from animals to demonstrate Theileria sp. Ticks collected from the Theileria-infected animals identifled and examined for the presence of Theileria sp. Clinical signs exhibited on infected animals were described and discussed. The epidemiological data revealed that the prevalence of theileriosis was 24.86% and it was higher in Friesian breed than native ones. The highest prevalence occurred in the age group between 3-5 years. while the lowest appeared in the age group less than 1 year. The prevalence was higher in females (26.03%) than males (19.36%). El· Kanatir El-Khairia was the district with the highest injection (36.36%).

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A total number of 177 cattle of different ages. sex and breeds were parasitologically and clinically examined for theileriosis and tick infestation in different localities of Kaluobia governorate. Blood samples and lymph node biopsies were taken from animals to demonstrate Theileria sp. Ticks collected from the Theileria-infected animals identifled and examined for the presence of Theileria sp. Clinical signs exhibited on infected animals were described and discussed. The epidemiological data revealed that the prevalence of theileriosis was 24.86% and it was higher in Friesian breed than native ones. The highest prevalence occurred in the age group between 3-5 years. while the lowest appeared in the age group less than 1 year. The prevalence was higher in females (26.03%) than males (19.36%). El· Kanatir El-Khairia was the district with the highest injection (36.36%).