Turning sickness in a cross bred cow naturally infected with Theileria annulata

Bovine tropical theileriosis (BTT) has been since long recognized as a persistent major constraint on genetic improvement programme of native cattle breeds under “Operation Flood”. The disease accounts for high mortality in dairy cattle especially calves. A cross bred cow (Rathi × Holestein), aged 3...

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Published in:Journal of parasitic diseases 2012-10, Vol.36 (2), p.226-229
Main Authors: Vikrant Sudan, Sharma, R. L, Yadav, R, Borah, M. K
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anemia
anorexia
calving
cattle breeds
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defecation
erythrocytes
genetic improvement
Health Promotion and Disease Prevention
Infectious Diseases
lymphocytes
Medicine
Medicine & Public Health
meronts
mortality
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society
temperature
Theileria annulata
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anorexia
calving
cattle breeds
cows
dairy cattle
defecation
erythrocytes
genetic improvement
Health Promotion and Disease Prevention
Infectious Diseases
lymphocytes
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temperature
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