Authors
Mark L Anderson, James P Reynolds, Joan D Rowe, Karen W Sverlow, Andrea E Packham, Bradd C Barr, Patricia A Conrad
Publication date
1997/4/15
Journal
Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association
Volume
210
Issue
8
Pages
1169-1172
Publisher
American Veterinary Medical Association
Description
Objective
To determine whether heifers with naturally acquired congenital exposure to Neospora sp would transmit the infection to their offspring during gestation.
Design
Prospective cohort study.
Animals
Neonatal heifers on a dairy with a history of Neospora sp infections were selected for the study on the basis of their serum titers to Neospora sp, as determined by the use of indirect fluorescent antibody testing. Seropositive heifers (n = 25) had titers ≥ 1:5,120 and seronegative heifers (25) had titers ≤ 1:80. All heifers were raised and bred on the dairy, and samples were obtained from heifers and their calves at the time of calving.
Procedure
Blood samples were tested for Neospora sp antibodies. Histologic evaluations …
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Scholar articles
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