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[Biological activity of tubercule bacilli in an epizootic infectious process].

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 12 Jun 1989 Russian Journal:Problemy tuberkuleza (issn: 0032-9533, Copyright policy )
Authors: A O, Bokun;

pmid: 2654923

[Biological activity of tubercule bacilli in an epizootic infectious process].

Abstract

The studies showed that during epizootic infectious processes of tuberculosis in cattle and due to multiple subcultivation and long-term storage on artificial nutrient media tubercle bacilli changed their properties and biological activity which was evident first of all from their lower virulence and sensitizing capacity.

Keywords

Animals, Cattle Diseases, Cattle, Mycobacterium bovis, Tuberculosis, Bovine, Disease Outbreaks

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