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Metarhizium anisopliae: A fungal biocontrol agent against Rhipicephalus microplus. [PDF]
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Epidemiology, Clinical Signs, and Risk Factors Associated with Theileriosis in Australian Cattle (2006-2022). [PDF]
PathogensOnizawa E, Jenkins C.
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Tropical Animal Health and Production, 1997
Amongst the piroplasmoses of livestock in China, the commonest theilerioses are caused by Theileria annulata, T. sergenti and T. mutans. Research carried out over many years has shown these to be distributed mainly in Northern China but they also occur in Southern China. T. annulata and T.
J, Luo, W, Lu
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Amongst the piroplasmoses of livestock in China, the commonest theilerioses are caused by Theileria annulata, T. sergenti and T. mutans. Research carried out over many years has shown these to be distributed mainly in Northern China but they also occur in Southern China. T. annulata and T.
J, Luo, W, Lu
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Theileriosis of sheep and goats in China
Tropical Animal Health and Production, 1997Theileriosis is an important disease of sheep and goats in West China. Its main distribution includes Qinghai, Gansu, Ningxia, Inner Mongolia, Shaanxi and Sichuan. The epidemic period is from late March to July with April-May being the peak months. This is the period of most intensive tick attack by Haemaphysalis qinghaiensis (77.2-99.24%) during the ...
J, Luo, H, Yin
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Treatment of theileriosis with parvaquone in Zambia
Veterinary Record, 1985Parvaquone was used to treat 126 cattle with theileriosis. Theileria species schizonts were present in their lymph node biopsy smears and the majority of the animals had clinical signs of theileriosis. One hundred and fifteen treated and one untreated cattle survived the infection while 11 treated and 12 untreated animals died of the disease.
F L, Musisi, D W, Morgan, H F, Schels
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Vaccination against Tropical Theileriosis
Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, 2000Abstract: Theileria annulata, the cause of tropical theileriosis is propagated in cattle with stage‐to‐stage transmission by Hyalomma ticks. Three stages in the life cycle of the parasite‐tick‐derived sporozoites, intramononuclear schizonts, and erythrocytic merozoites‐infect cattle.
E, Pipano, V, Shkap
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2011
Theileria parasites, the causative agents of theileriosis, infect a vast number of wild and domestic animals and are transmitted transstadially by various members of tick vectors of the family Ixodidae. Three Theileria species infecting small ruminants have been shown to be responsible for losses in small ruminant production. Two of them, T. uilenbergi
Jabbar Ahmed +5 more
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Theileria parasites, the causative agents of theileriosis, infect a vast number of wild and domestic animals and are transmitted transstadially by various members of tick vectors of the family Ixodidae. Three Theileria species infecting small ruminants have been shown to be responsible for losses in small ruminant production. Two of them, T. uilenbergi
Jabbar Ahmed +5 more
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Chemotherapy of Theileriosis in Cattle
1981Halofuginone is active against Theileria parva and T. annulata in clinical cases. The potency of the drug was tested in several series of experiments using infected cattle. In the beginning, Halofuginone was available only in the hydrobromide form, but later the lactate salt was used, since it is better tolerated in cattle.
E. Schein, W. P. Voigt
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