ArticleOpen veterinary journal2024
Molecular identification of
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Abstract
Background: In goats, acute and chronic respiratory infections are often characterized by a rapidly progressing clinical course with little opportunity to develop an effective antibiotic therapy. Aim: This study aimed to identify Methods: A total of 80 pneumonic goats were selected from the slaughterhouses located in Basra province (Iraq) from June to November 2023, and each animal was subjected to obtaining only one sample. The studied samples were included 30 nasal swabs obtained from the lived goats, while 30 lung samples in addition to 20 tracheal swabs were collected from slaughtered goats. All study samples were inoculated onto MacConkey agar and tested biochemically. Eleven types of antibiotics were served in the Kirby-Bauer disc diffusion method to identify the susceptibility of Results: The findings indicated that 35% of samples were positive to Conclusion: Our study confirms the presence of
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