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ArticleTropical animal health and production2013

Tuberculin screening of some selected Fulani lactating cows in North-Central Nigeria.

Aishatu Abubakar, Lushaikyaa Allam, Solomon O Okaiyeto, Ayuba Caleb Kudi, Shehu U Abdullahi, Peter H Brooks, Madhu Goyal

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Aishatu AbubakarOC Veterinary, Presidential Villa, State House, Abuja, Nigeria.
Lushaikyaa Allam
Solomon O Okaiyeto
Ayuba Caleb Kudi
Shehu U Abdullahi
Peter H Brooks
Madhu Goyal

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The prevalence of mycobacterial infection among lactating Fulani cows was investigated in the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja and Kaduna State of Nigeria. Tuberculin testing using single comparative intradermal tuberculin test showed a 14.6 % positive, 4 % doubtful, and 81.4 % negative reactors. Mycobacterial infection was found to be present in the nomadic (constantly moving) and seminomadic (limited movement) management systems studied but management showed no significant effect on the prevalence of the disease. However, the prevalence was significantly higher in older age groups than the younger ones (P < 0.05).

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Age FactorsAnimal HusbandryAnimalsCattleFemaleLactationMycobacterium bovisNigeriaPrevalenceTuberculin TestTuberculosis, Bovine

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