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La spleno-pneumopatia del fagiano (Phasianus colchicus), c.d. "Marble Spleen Disease". Nota III- Prevenzione della malattia negli allevamenti infetti mediante infezione controllata
No full textLa spleno-pneumopatia del fagiano (Phasianus colchicus), c.d."Marble Spleen Disease" NOta II- Indagini immunologiche
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Maedi Visna. Indagine sieroepidemiologica in greggi ovini e caprini di alcune province toscane
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Osservazioni sulla patologia spontanea di lepri (Lepus europaeus) allo stato libero. Considerazioni sull'efficacia immunizzante di misure di profilassi sanitaria e di trattamenti immunizzanti e terapeutici in gruppi colpiti da pasteurellosi e parassitosi intestinali
No full textCaprine arthritis-encephalitis. Virus isolation and identification in goat herds in Italy.
No full textThe Effects of Ovine Lentivirus Infection on Some Productive Aspects in a Sardinian Sheep Flock from Italy
No full textThe effects of ovine lentivirus infection on the fat, protein and lactose concentrations on the somatic cell counts in ewes' milk, on milk production and on the birth weight and growth of lambs were studied in a flock of Sardinian sheep from central Italy. Data on 61 lactations of ewes positive to both the agargel immunodiffusion test and an enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay were compared with those on 46 lactations of seronegative ewes. Confounders such as parity, age, lactation length, litter size, and the sex of the lambs were considered. None of these traits seemed to be negatively influenced by the infection
Indagine sieroepidemiologica sulla diffusione dell'infezione da virus Visna-Maedi in greggi di ovini di razza massese allevate nelle province di: Livorno, Lucca, Massa Carrara e Pisa.
No full textRicerche sull'influenza dell'infezione da virus Maedi-Visna su alcuni parametri di produttività in ovini di razza Sarda
No full textProductivity parameters of Sarda sheep infected by Visna-Maedi Virus have been compared with those of non-infected animals. The results showed that subclinical MVV infection had no apparent effects on quantity and quality of milk production, on birth weight and on growthrate of lamb
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