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Vibriosis in cattle

Part 3 : Studies on control by vaccination

W.A. Te Punga B.Sc.B.V.Sc.Dip.Bact. Wallaceville Animal Research Station, Department of Agriculture, Private Bag, Wellington
Pages 89-91 | Published online: 23 Feb 2011

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W.A. Te Punga, BettyW. Boyes, J.S. Young & N.M. Wallace. (1964) Vibriosis in cattle:. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 12:5, pages 121-122.
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B. L. Clark, J. H. Dufty & Mary J. Monsbourgh. (2008) IMMUNISATION AGAINST BOVINE VIBRIOSIS: 1. Comparison of the Protective Properties of Bacterins Prepared by Two Methods. Australian Veterinary Journal 48:7, pages 376-381.
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B. L. Clark. (2008) REVIEW OF BOVINE VIBRIOSIS. Australian Veterinary Journal 47:3, pages 103-107.
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B.L. Clark, J.H. Dufty & Mary J. Monsbourgh. (1970) Vaccination of heifers with Vibrio fetus (intestinal type) against infection with Vibrio fetus (genital type). Journal of Comparative Pathology 80:1, pages 47-52.
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B. L. Clark, J. H. Dufty & MARY J. Monsbourgh. (2008) EXPERIMENTAL VIBRIO FETUS (VENEREALIS) INFECTION IN HEIFERS . Australian Veterinary Journal 44:3, pages 110-114.
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B. L. Clark. (1967) CONTROL OF BOVINE VIBRIOSIS BY VACCINATION. Australian Veterinary Journal 43:10, pages 437-440.
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B. L. Clark, I. D. B. Newsam, Mary J. Monsbourgh & J. H. Dufty. (2008) EXPERIMENTAL VIBRIO FETUS INFECTION IN COWS: Studies on the Immunising Properties of Living Organisms Injected Subcutaneously. Australian Veterinary Journal 43:9, pages 341-345.
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I. D. B. Newsam. (2008) EXPERIMENTAL VIBRIO FETUS INFECTION IN HEIFERS PART 3. STUDIES ON THE IMMUNIZING PROPERTIES OF A KILLED CULTURE APPLIED INTRAVAGINALLY . Australian Veterinary Journal 41:6, pages 161-163.
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