Disseminated yeast (Order Saccharomycetales) infection in a Muscovy duckling (Cairina moschata).

Madhu, Ravi; Janet E, Hill; Champika, Fernando; Gary, Wobeser

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Disseminated yeast (Order Saccharomycetales) infection in a Muscovy duckling (Cairina moschata).

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 20 Mar 2017 English Journal:The Canadian veterinary journal = La revue veterinaire canadienne, volume 57 (issn: 0008-5286,

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Authors: Madhu, Ravi; Janet E, Hill; Champika, Fernando; Gary, Wobeser;

pmid: 27807382

pmc: PMC5081149

Disseminated yeast (Order Saccharomycetales) infection in a Muscovy duckling (Cairina moschata).

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Abstract

A Muscovy duckling was presented for necropsy due to ongoing mortalities on a farm. Microscopic examination revealed multisystemic inflammatory lesions with intralesional and intracytoplasmic yeast-like organisms. We identified these agents as yeast belonging to the Order Saccharomycetales based on sequence data obtained from the ribosomal RNA operon.

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University of Saskatchewan
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Keywords

Ducks, Fatal Outcome, Mycoses, Saccharomycetales, Animals, Poultry Diseases

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