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    • Aspects of the pathogenesis of ovine Johne's Disease. Ph.D. thesis--Faculty of Veterinary Science, University of Sydney, 2003 

      Reddacliff, Leslie Anne
      Published 2002-03-01
      John'es disease is a chronic enteropathy of ruminants cause by infection with M. a. paratuberculosis. This study deals with the enumeration of Australian ovine isolates of M. a. paratuberculosis which will help facilitate ...
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    • Ovine Johne's Disease : an update of Australian and international research. 

      Unknown author
      Published 2002-07-01
      A summary of the national and international research being conducted into OJD from a one-day research forum held at the University of Sydney, July 2002. The report contains reviews of the 7th International Colloquium on ...
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      Other
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    • Identification of risk factors for OJD infection-level in sheep flocks. 

      Toribio, Jenny-Ann; Dhand, Navneet K.; Whittington, Richard
      Published 2005-06-30
      The level of clinical disease experienced due to ovine Johne’s disease (OJD) appears to vary considerably between infected sheep flocks in Australia, even for flocks in the same locality that appear to have similar ...
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      Report, Technical
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    • Survival of Johne’s Disease in the environment : National Ovine Johne's Disease Control and Evaluation Program. 

      Whittington, R. J
      Published 2001-06-30
      This report covers three MLA projects (TR.055, TR.055A and OJD.003) undertaken by NSW Agriculture to determine how long the sheep strain of Mycobacterium paratuberculosis survives in the environment to validate destocking ...
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      Report, Technical
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    • Exposure factors leading to establishment of OJD infection and clinical disease : epidemiology of OJD-1. 

      Abbott, K. A.; Whittington, R. J; McGregor, H
      Published 2004-12-01
      This study was conducted in order to provide answers for owners of OJD-infected sheep flocks who wish to minimise the economic and biological impact of the disease on their sheep enterprises. The study has demonstrated ...
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