A STUDY ON MYCOBACTERIUM INFECTION IN GOAT

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FAKOUR SH.; NADALIAN M.GH.; TABATABAYI A.H.; GHARA GHOZLOU MOHAMMAD JAVAD; KARIMI A.

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Journal: Journal of Veterinary Research Year:2002 | Volume:57 | Issue:3 Page(s): 21-26

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A STUDY ON MYCOBACTERIUM INFECTION IN GOAT

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GOATQ3

SHEEPQ2

MYCOBACTERIUMQ2

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Objective: Diagnosis of tuberculosis disease in GOAT by isolation of MYCOBACTERIUM and differentiation strain. Designe: observational study.Animals: Of one thousand GOATs.Procedure: Shaving of 4×20 cm dimensions at the border between midcranial and midcaudal in the left side of neck Injection of the avian and mammalian tuberculine in upper and lower points respectively with interval of 10-20 cm. To measure thickness of skin before and after the test in 72 hours after injection time. (Comparative intradermal test).To do clinical and necropsy examination in reactor and suspicious GOATs. Sampling of organs with visible lesion and available lymphoid glands in non visible lesion. To do Bacteriology, Polymerase Chain Reaction and Pathological tests on samples.Results: In all GOATs which were studied, 7 GOATs responded positive and 4 suspicious, In necropsy findings, 6 GOATs were non visible lesion and 5 with visible lesion. MYCOBACTERIUM was not isolated in NVL but among 5 GOATs with VL, MYCOBACTERIUM bovis and M. tuberculosis strains respectively in 3 GOATs and I GOAT were isolated and differentiated. PCR test confirmed those results, Pathological consideration showed typical lesion granulomatosis.Clinical implications: This study is the first research about MYCOBACTERIUM in GOAT in Iran. It shows that the presence of tuberculosis in GOAT is expected in Iran.

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FAKOUR, SH., NADALIAN, M.GH., TABATABAYI, A.H., GHARA GHOZLOU, MOHAMMAD JAVAD, & KARIMI, A.. (2002). A STUDY ON MYCOBACTERIUM INFECTION IN GOAT. JOURNAL OF VETERINARY RESEARCH, 57(3), 21-26. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/34954/en

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FAKOUR SH., NADALIAN M.GH., TABATABAYI A.H., GHARA GHOZLOU MOHAMMAD JAVAD, KARIMI A.. A STUDY ON MYCOBACTERIUM INFECTION IN GOAT. JOURNAL OF VETERINARY RESEARCH[Internet]. 2002;57(3):21-26. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/34954/en

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SH. FAKOUR, M.GH. NADALIAN, A.H. TABATABAYI, MOHAMMAD JAVAD GHARA GHOZLOU, and A. KARIMI, “A STUDY ON MYCOBACTERIUM INFECTION IN GOAT,” JOURNAL OF VETERINARY RESEARCH, vol. 57, no. 3, pp. 21–26, 2002, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/34954/en

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