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Tropical Animal Health and Production, 1997 Bovine tropical theileriosis is of high incidence in calves below 2 months old in India. The Theileria cell culture vaccine evolved by the Punjab Agricultural University (PAU) was evaluated previously for its efficiency and safety in younger calves, both
J Kapur, Avtar Singh
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Tropical theileriosis in Tunisia: epidemiology and control.
Parassitologia, 2000In Tunisia, tropical theileriosis (Theileria annulata infection of cattle) is one of the major diseases affecting cattle in the summer. Each year about 2,500 clinical cases are recorded in the country, mainly in pure-bred animals. An attempt was made in the North of Tunisia to estimate the direct cost related to clinical cases of TT.
M A, Darghouth, A, Bouattour, M, Kilan
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The interplay of cytokines in bovine tropical theileriosis: a mini review
Tropical Animal Health and ProductionStudying cytokine profiling in Theleria annulata infection enhances our understanding of how the immune response unfolds, the intricate interactions between the host and the parasite, the strategies employed by the parasite to evade the immune system, and potential avenues for developing treatments.
Vikrant Sudan, Sanjhi Paliwal
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Bovine Tropical Theileriosis and Its Control
1981Bovine theileriosis was reported in India as early as 1905 by Lingard (Mohan, 1972), but its importance was realised by the Department of Veterinary Medicine, Haryana Agricultural University, Hissar, when a large number of clinical cases was recorded (Gautam et al, 1970; Gautam & Sharma, 1972; Gautam et al, 1973; Gautam, 1978).
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Economic Significance of Tropical Theileriosis on a Holstein Friesian Dairy Farm in Pakistan
Journal of Parasitology, 2018The dairy industry in Pakistan is booming, and investors are anxious to fund dairy farms that are using high-milk-producing (exotic) cattle breeds such as Holstein Friesians that are not native to the country. Unfortunately, the benefits of increased milk production do not provide resistance to pathogens present in regions where the exotic breeds are ...
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Impact of risk factors on the prevalence of bovine tropical theileriosis in Eastern Algeria
Veterinary Parasitology: Regional Studies and ReportsTropical theileriosis is a major protozoan infection affecting the health and productivity of livestock worldwide. However, according to most previous studies, a discrepancy in the distribution of prevalence has been observed across different bioclimatic zones in eastern Algeria. This prompted us to conduct an inferential study aimed at identifying the
Raniya, Nabi +7 more
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Pathomolecular Diagnosis of Tropical Theileriosis in a Crossbred Cattle
Indian Journal of Veterinary Pathology, 2022null Priyanka +2 more
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Cell Culture Vaccine Against Bovine Tropical Theileriosis
1989Bovine tropical theileriosis caused by Theileria annulata is widely prevalent in tropical and subtropical countries of northern Africa, southern Europe, and Asia (25). Exotic cattle and their cross-breds and young indigenous calves are highly susceptible, whereas adult Zebu cattle are considerably resistant to the disease (15).
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Chemoprophylactic immunisation against bovine tropical theileriosis
Veterinary Record, 1979S, Jagdish +3 more
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