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Evaluation of the efficacy of Escherichia Coli (k99) vaccine on the incidence of E. Coli and immunity in buffaloes [electronic resource]

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Farid, A

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Language: English Description: p. 385-399Uniform titles:

Veterinary medical journal, 2001 v.49 (3) [electronic resource]

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In: Veterinary Medical Journal 2001.v.49(3)Summary: Bacteriological examination was carried out on faeces of 119 buffalo-calves delivered from 99 vaccinated and 20 unvaccinated buffalo-dams. The fecal samples were taken by rectal swabs from apparently healthy and diarrhoeic calves of different ages from I to 30 days. E. coli was the predominant organism in comparison with other Gram negative enteric bacterial pathogens.

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Bacteriological examination was carried out on faeces of 119 buffalo-calves delivered from 99 vaccinated and 20 unvaccinated buffalo-dams. The fecal samples were taken by rectal swabs from apparently healthy and diarrhoeic calves of
different ages from I to 30 days. E. coli was the predominant organism in comparison with other Gram negative enteric bacterial pathogens.

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