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Anthelmintic resistance in Australia
Parasitology Today, 1986Australia bas by far the highest prevalente of anthelmintic reslstance in the world’,2. Within Australia, the problem is greatest for the sheep industry because of its importante to the national economy; however. there is also serious concern in the horse and goat industries.
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Anthelmintic drug resistance in the UK
Veterinary Record, 1989The term 'anthelmintic drug resistance' describes the heritable ability of some nematode parasites to survive treatment with anthelmintic drugs at the recommended therapeutic dose levels. Genes for resistance appear to be present in many of the important pathogenic nematodes of ruminants and horses.
M A, Taylor, K R, Hunt
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2002
Since the introduction of broad-spectrum anthelmintics these drugs have been the major means of managed control of nematode parasites. Anthelmintics have been used particularly in livestock for the control of economically important parasites. Because of heavy reliance on these drugs and their widespread use, anthelmintic-resistant parasites have been ...
Sangster, N.C., Dobson, R.J.
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Since the introduction of broad-spectrum anthelmintics these drugs have been the major means of managed control of nematode parasites. Anthelmintics have been used particularly in livestock for the control of economically important parasites. Because of heavy reliance on these drugs and their widespread use, anthelmintic-resistant parasites have been ...
Sangster, N.C., Dobson, R.J.
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Anthelmintic resistance detection methods
Veterinary Parasitology, 2002The development of species and populations of parasitic helminths with resistance to one or more anthelmintics is an increasing problem world-wide. The majority of currently available anthelmintics used to control parasitic nematodes of cattle and sheep belong to only three main groups, the benzimidazoles, imidazothiazoles and the avermectins ...
M A, Taylor, K R, Hunt, K L, Goodyear
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A survey of anthelmintic resistance in Slovakia
Veterinary Parasitology, 1994A survey of prevalence of anthelmintic resistant nematode strains was carried out in 77 sheep farms in the Slovak Republic. An egg hatch assay was used for the detection of resistance to the benzimidazole group of anthelmintics. Results could not be obtained from five farms because of low egg counts in faecal samples.
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Anthelmintic resistance—The state of play
British Veterinary Journal, 1993There is evidence that the incidence of anthelmintic resistance is increasing in livestock in countries throughout the world including the United Kingdom. Early detection of emerging drug resistance is important since reversion to susceptibility appears not to occur in highly selected homozygous strains. Because the current in vivo and in vitro assays,
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Molecular diagnosis of anthelmintic resistance
Veterinary Parasitology, 2006Conventional and real time polymerase chain reaction-based tests have been developed for the diagnosis of anthelmintic resistance (AR) in populations of several small and large ruminant as well as horse gastro-intestinal nematode species. To date, molecular markers that correlate well with AR are available only for the detection of benzimidazole ...
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Development and control of resistance to anthelmintics
International Journal for Parasitology, 1987Abstract The effect of the genetic and biological factors on resistance are generally beyond the control of the operator. However, an understanding of these factors can enable the “resistance risk” (Georghiou, 1983), to be assessed when designing strategies to aid in the control of resistance.
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