ArticleVeterinary research communications2026
Strategy for Improving the Diagnostic Efficacy of Bovine Tuberculosis Using a Novel PCR
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Bovine Tuberculosis (BTb) is an important zoonosis caused by Mycobacterium bovis. In Argentina, the Official National Control Program mandates cattle slaughter when a positive Tuberculin Skin Test Single (TSTS) is observed. Herds that test negative twice a year are considered infection-free; however, many false negatives have been observed in anergic cattle. In our previous study, 16% of herds with TSTS-positive animals were found to be negative by the Polymerase Chain Reaction Touch Down of Insertion Sequence 6110 (PCR
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