2010
DOI: 10.5216/cab.v11i4.5575
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OCORRÊNCIA DE Anaplasma bovis (Donatien & Lestoquard, 1936, Dumler et al. 2001) NA REGIÃO DE BOM JESUS DO ITABAPOANA, RJ

Abstract: Tendo em vista a pesquisa de hemoparasitos, no presente trabalho foram realizados exames microscópicos de quatrocentas extensões sanguíneas delgadas, preparadas com sangue capilar coletado da orelha e da cauda de duzentos bovinos. Baseou-se o diagnóstico na pesquisa direta, visualizando-se as inclusões do agente etiológico. Onze bovinos (5,5%) foram considerados infectados por Anaplasma bovis, confirmando a presença deste hemoparasito no município de Bom Jesus do Itabapoana, o primeiro da região noroeste flumi… Show more

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“…Cross-reactivity with antibodies against A. centrale , A. ovis , A. phagocytophilum and recently a new genotype of Ehrlichia (BOV2010), have been reported ( Dreher et al , 2005 ; Al-Adhami et al , 2011 ). However, in Brazil other species of the blood-borne bacterial family Anaplasmataceae infecting cattle does not have been described, except occasional reports of A. bovis, limited to the state of Rio de Janeiro ( Santos and Carvalho, 2006 ; Melo Junior et al , 2010 ). Therefore, although it is not possible to affirm that the specificity of the rMSP5 LAT is restricted to A. marginale , in areas in which bovine anaplasmosis is endemic, and other Anaplasmataceae do not occur, is a useful epidemiological tool.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Cross-reactivity with antibodies against A. centrale , A. ovis , A. phagocytophilum and recently a new genotype of Ehrlichia (BOV2010), have been reported ( Dreher et al , 2005 ; Al-Adhami et al , 2011 ). However, in Brazil other species of the blood-borne bacterial family Anaplasmataceae infecting cattle does not have been described, except occasional reports of A. bovis, limited to the state of Rio de Janeiro ( Santos and Carvalho, 2006 ; Melo Junior et al , 2010 ). Therefore, although it is not possible to affirm that the specificity of the rMSP5 LAT is restricted to A. marginale , in areas in which bovine anaplasmosis is endemic, and other Anaplasmataceae do not occur, is a useful epidemiological tool.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%