ArticleOpen veterinary journal2025
Molecular diagnosis of hemoplasma infection in cats and sheep with hematological studies.
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- Protective Effect ofMicroorganisms · 2026Article
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Abstract
Background: Diagnosis of hemoplasma infections is currently based on microscopical examination of blood smears, together with the results of specific polymerase chain reaction (PCR) assays. Aim: In the present study, molecular detection using 16S rRNA was used as a diagnostic approach for detection and genetic characterization of the hemoplasma in cats and sheep. However, hematological studies were applied to sheep showing emaciation. Methods: In the present study, blood smears examination, hemogram, blood cells count, and molecular detection using 16S rRNA were used as a diagnostic approach for the detection and genetic characterization of the hemoplasma in cats and sheep. Results: We found that hemoplasma incidence in cats in the examined samples was 8%, and Conclusion: This is the first microscopical and molecular identification of haemovis in sheep in Giza, Egypt. Further investigation is recommended for epidemiology and control measures of haemotropic mycoplasma.
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