DETECTION OF ROTA VIRUS, CORONA VIRUS, E.COLI (K99), CRYPTOSPORIDIUM AND SALMONELLA IN DIARRHEIC CALVES (UP TO ONE MONTH OLD) IN TEHRAN PROVINCE FARMS

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MOOSAKHANI F.; BADIEI A.; ASADI A.H.; ASADI H.; SHAGHAYEGH A.; MOZAFFARI M.

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Journal: JOURNAL OF VETERINARY CLINICAL RESEARCH Year:2012 | Volume:3 | Issue:1 (9) Page(s): 1-10

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DETECTION OF ROTA VIRUS, CORONA VIRUS, E.COLI (K99), CRYPTOSPORIDIUM AND SALMONELLA IN DIARRHEIC CALVES (UP TO ONE MONTH OLD) IN TEHRAN PROVINCE FARMS

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ROTA VIRUSQ3

CORONA VIRUSQ2

E.COLI (K99)Q2

CRYPTOSPORIDIUMQ2

SALMONELLA SPP.Q2

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The aim of the current study was to estimate the prevalence of five major enteropathogens in under I month old diarrheic claves in Tehran province. Also, the relationships between season with occurrence these Enteropathogens and comparison the results with other geographical regions were evaluated. 135 fecal samples from diarrheic calves (under 1 month old) collected from 25 farms in Tehran province between April 2010 to June 2011. Samples were examined for rotavirus, CORONA VIRUS, E.coli (k99) and CRYPTOSPORIDIUM by using Capture Elisa and culturing for SALMONELLA SPP. Salmonella infected samples were serotyped by standard antiserum. Chi-Square test was used to determine season association with five enteric pathogens prevalence. Totally infection rate from 135 fecal samples, CRYPTOSPORIDIUM in 53 samples (39/2%), ROTA VIRUS in 43 samples (31/8%), SALMONELLA SPP.in 13 samples (9/6%), CORONA VIRUS in 12 samples (8/8%) and E.coli (k99) in 8 samples (5/9%) were detected. From 13 salmonella isolated samples, seven of them (5/18%) were typed as Salmonella serogroup D and six of theme (4/4%) were typed as Salmonella serogroup B.The result of this study indicated that CRYPTOSPORIDIUM and Rotavirus were the most frequently identified pathogens in this study. Also season had significant association with salmonella, ROTA VIRUS and E.coli (K99) prevalence. (P-value<0/05-confident interval (C.I)=95%).

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MOOSAKHANI, F., BADIEI, A., ASADI, A.H., ASADI, H., SHAGHAYEGH, A., & MOZAFFARI, M.. (2012). DETECTION OF ROTA VIRUS, CORONA VIRUS, E.COLI (K99), CRYPTOSPORIDIUM AND SALMONELLA IN DIARRHEIC CALVES (UP TO ONE MONTH OLD) IN TEHRAN PROVINCE FARMS. JOURNAL OF VETERINARY CLINICAL RESEARCH, 3(1 (9)), 1-10. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/233082/en

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MOOSAKHANI F., BADIEI A., ASADI A.H., ASADI H., SHAGHAYEGH A., MOZAFFARI M.. DETECTION OF ROTA VIRUS, CORONA VIRUS, E.COLI (K99), CRYPTOSPORIDIUM AND SALMONELLA IN DIARRHEIC CALVES (UP TO ONE MONTH OLD) IN TEHRAN PROVINCE FARMS. JOURNAL OF VETERINARY CLINICAL RESEARCH[Internet]. 2012;3(1 (9)):1-10. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/233082/en

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F. MOOSAKHANI, A. BADIEI, A.H. ASADI, H. ASADI, A. SHAGHAYEGH, and M. MOZAFFARI, “DETECTION OF ROTA VIRUS, CORONA VIRUS, E.COLI (K99), CRYPTOSPORIDIUM AND SALMONELLA IN DIARRHEIC CALVES (UP TO ONE MONTH OLD) IN TEHRAN PROVINCE FARMS,” JOURNAL OF VETERINARY CLINICAL RESEARCH, vol. 3, no. 1 (9), pp. 1–10, 2012, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/233082/en

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