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Pathogenicity of Turkey Coronavirus in Turkeys and Chickens
Avian Diseases, 2003We designed this study to compare the replication potential of turkey coronavirus (TCV) and its effect in chickens and turkeys and to study the effect of singleand combined infection of turkey poults with TCV and astrovirus. We studied the pathogenicity of TCV in experimentally inoculated turkey poults and chickens by observing the dinical signs and ...
M M, Ismail, A Y, Tang, Y M, Saif
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Cryptosporidiosis and Turkey Viral Hepatitis in Turkeys
Avian Diseases, 1989Cryptosporidiosis and turkey viral hepatitis were diagnosed in 25-day-old turkeys with increased mortality, enteritis, and stunting. Necropsy lesions included foul-smelling, tan-colored, loose feces in the terminal small intestines and ceca. The small intestines and ceca were congested. Multiple white to gray foci were present in the liver and pancreas.
D P, Wages, M D, Ficken
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Journal AWWA, 1990
Mr. Mannion responds to complaints about AWWA members and volunteering. He states that AWWA is the creation of the industry and exists because water professionals and water utilities need a forum for common action–a way to do things that an individual or single utility cannot do alone.
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Mr. Mannion responds to complaints about AWWA members and volunteering. He states that AWWA is the creation of the industry and exists because water professionals and water utilities need a forum for common action–a way to do things that an individual or single utility cannot do alone.
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Avian Diseases, 1985
A case of cutaneous myiasis was reported in a 3.5-month-old turkey. The bird was invaded by a very large number of maggots on its posterior half. The maggots killed the bird and consumed all the flesh within 48 hours. Microscopic examination of the maggots revealed that they belonged to Lucilia sericata (a dipterous fly).
N W, Al-Khalidi, A M, Shareef
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A case of cutaneous myiasis was reported in a 3.5-month-old turkey. The bird was invaded by a very large number of maggots on its posterior half. The maggots killed the bird and consumed all the flesh within 48 hours. Microscopic examination of the maggots revealed that they belonged to Lucilia sericata (a dipterous fly).
N W, Al-Khalidi, A M, Shareef
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PATHOGENICITY OF TURKEY ASTROVIRUSES IN TURKEY EMBRYOS AND POULTS
Avian Diseases Digest, 2006The pathogenicity of turkey astrovirus 2001 (TAstV2001) and turkey astrovirus 1987 (TAstV1987) in specific-pathogen-free (SPF) turkey embryos and commercial poults was investigated. The virus shedding in poults was monitored using electron microscopy (EM) and reverse transcription-polymerase chain reaction (RT-PCR) during the 14-day experimental period.
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Turkey Herpesvirus: Lack of Oncogenicity for Turkeys
Avian Diseases, 1972SUMMARY No gross or microscopic neoplastic lesions were observed in over 300 turkeys of 3 commercial strains which were inoculated at hatching with high doses of turkey herpesvirus isolates FC126 or AC18 and held for over one year.
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1988
Donated by Klaus Kreiser ; Reprinted from in : Ideology and Powwer in the Middle East Studies in Honor of George Lenczowski : Durham, Duke University Press, 1988.
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Donated by Klaus Kreiser ; Reprinted from in : Ideology and Powwer in the Middle East Studies in Honor of George Lenczowski : Durham, Duke University Press, 1988.
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Transactions of the Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene, 1959
Abstract An investigation involving 33 cases of filariasis in the district of Alanya (a Turkish port on the Mediterranean Sea), is reported, 15 per cent. of which showed nocturnal and diurnal periodicity. It is stated that 10 per cent. of the inhabitants of this district are affected by filariasis.
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Abstract An investigation involving 33 cases of filariasis in the district of Alanya (a Turkish port on the Mediterranean Sea), is reported, 15 per cent. of which showed nocturnal and diurnal periodicity. It is stated that 10 per cent. of the inhabitants of this district are affected by filariasis.
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