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Vaccination against Brucella ovis infection in sheep

M.B. Buddle Department of Agriculture, Wallaceville Animal Research Station, Wellington, New Zealand
Pages 43-50 | Published online: 23 Feb 2011

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KarenM. Bailey, D.M. West & A.N. Bruere. (1987) The serological response of rams to four methods of vaccination against Brucella ovis infection. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 35:6, pages 91-93.
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D.M. West & A.N. Bruère. (1979) Accreditation for freedom from ovine brucellosis. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 27:12, pages 263-265.
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G. K. Hight & K. E. Jury. (1970) Hill country sheep production. New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research 13:4, pages 735-752.
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D.R. Ris. (1967) The persistence of antibodies against Brucella ovis and Brucella abortus in rams following vaccination: A field study. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 15:6, pages 94-98.
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M.B. Buddle, F.K. Calverley & BettyW. Boyes. (1963) Brucella ovis vaccination of rams. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 11:4, pages 90-93.
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JoanC. Kater & W.J. Hartley. (1963) Lameness in rams following vaccination against Brucella ovis infection. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 11:3, pages 65-67.
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M.B. Buddle. (1962) Production of immunity in rams against Brucella ovis infection. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 10:5, pages 111-115.
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M.B. Buddle. (1958) Vaccination in the control of Brucella ovis infection in sheep. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 6:2, pages 41-46.
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R. M. Murray. (2008) SCROTAL ABNORMALITIES IN RAMS IN TROPICAL QUEENSLAND WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO OVINE BRUCELLOSIS AND ITS CONTROL. Australian Veterinary Journal 45:2, pages 63-67.
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K. G. Haughey & K. L. Hughes. (2008) THE APPARENT FAILURE OF A VACCINE TO PROTECT RAMS AGAINST NATURALLY OCCURRING BRUCELLA OVIS INFECTION . Australian Veterinary Journal 45:1, pages 10-12.
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K. G. Haughey, K. L. Hughes & W. J. Hartley. (2008) BRUCELLA OVIS INFECTION. Australian Veterinary Journal 44:12, pages 531-535.
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P.D. Claxton. (2008) BRUCELLA OVIS VACCINATION OF RAMS: A comparison of Two Commericial Vaccines and Two Methods of Vaccination . Australian Veterinary Journal 44:2, pages 48-54.
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W.E. Lawrence. (1961) Ovine Brucellosis: A review of the disease in sheep manifested by epididymitis and abortion. British Veterinary Journal 117:10, pages 435-447.
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David McFarlane. (2008) PERINATAL LAMB LOSSES. Australian Veterinary Journal 37:4, pages 105-109.
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J. E. Peterson. (2008) EXPERIMENTAL BRUCELLA ABORTUS STRAIN 19 INFECTION OF RAMS . Australian Veterinary Journal 36:6, pages 270-277.
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