ArticleVeterinary world2023
Molecular prevalence and phylogenetic confirmation of bovine trichomoniasis in aborted cows in Iraq.
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Abstract
Background and Aim: Bovine trichomoniasis, caused by Materials and Methods: Vaginal fluids were collected from 62 aborted cows and examined by PCR. Data were reported for the following parameters: Vital signs (body temperature and respiratory and pulse rates), age (<4, 4-8, and >8 years), reproductive health status (premature calving, embryonic death, pyometra, and healthy newborn), breed (pure or crossbred), type of breeding (natural or artificial), bull-to-cow ratio (1:<10, 1:10-20, and 1:>20), contact of cow with bull(s) from other farmers (yes or no), and contact with stray animals (dogs and cats). Results: A total of 20.97% of aborted cows were positive for Conclusion:
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