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Induction of protective immunity to Strongyloides ransomi in pigs

1981

Murrell, K.D.

Strongyloides ransomi, pigs, kinetics of expulsion of primary worm populations from small intestine, challenge exposure after either 1 or 2 inoculations of L3, migration route of L3 from site of inoculation to intestine, effect of ivermectin on arrested L3 in subventral fat tissue, effect of acquired immunity on migration and survival of L3

AGROVOC Keywords

animals drug therapy immunity immunization immunology ivermectin lactones larva migration nematoda parasitology strongyloides swine

Bibliographic information

Published in

American journal of veterinary research

Volume 42 Issue 11 Pagination 1915 - 1919 ISSN 0002-9645

Other Subjects

Strongyloidiasis; Swine diseases; Veterinary; Female; Therapeutic use; Strongyloides ransomi (nematoda); Male

Language

English

Type

Journal Article; Text

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