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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"avian cholera"”.

  1. Wetland Characteristics of Avian Cholera Outbreaks and Surface Water Transfer in the Nebraska Rainwater Basin Area

    Avian Cholera (Pateurella multocida) has infected and killed thousands of migrating waterfowl each year since 1975 in Nebraska’s rainwater basin area. Disease outbreaks in migrating waterfowl populations just prior to the nesting season are of concern to biologists. Feedlots and itner-wetland basin …

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  2. The Relationship of Wetland Characteristics to Avian Cholera (Pasteurella Multocida) Outbreaks in the Rainwater Basin Area of Nebraska

    … spring staging ground for migratory waterfowl. Avian cholera (Pasteurella multocida) was first reported in the rainwater basin area in 1975, and has continued to be a mortality factor each spring. Faunal, floral, physical, and water quality variables were investigated to identify possible …

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  3. Pasteurella multocida biofilm formation, and the interrelationship of P. multocida with Histophilus somni in a polymicrobial biofilm during bovine respiratory disease

    … such as bovine respiratory disease (BRD) and avian cholera may be associated with biofilm formation. Biofilm formation was inversely related to capsule production (determined by uronic acid and N-acetylglucosamine assays), and was confirmed with capsule-deficient mutants of mucoid strains. …

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