Veterinary research in New Zealand: landmarks and signposts. A students' view, 4th year Veterinary Microbiology 1990.
1990
Marshall R.B. | Wilks C.R. | Fenwick S.G. | Baxter M. (eds.)
This book is the result of a project undertaken by fourth year veterinary students at Massey University, New Zealand. It outlines the history of the discovery of, and research into cures and control methods for, a number of important animal diseases. Diseases covered are clostridial diseases, brucellosis, Aujetzky's disease, bloat, bush sickness (cobalt deficiency), small intestinal carcinomas, hydatids, footrot, facial eczema, caprine arthritis-encephalomyelitis, mannosidosis, equine herpesvirus, spongiform encephalopathies, vesiculo-bullous disease in pigs, selenium deficiencies, yersiniosis, tuberculosi and ryegrass staggers.
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