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Project

Study of the prevalence and zoonotic transmissions of three bacterial zoonotic infections in ruminants: Chlamydophila abortus, Coxiella burnetti and leptospira spp

Outputs and Outcomes

Code

160W4508

Duration

01 February 2009 → 31 May 2012

Funding

Federal funding: various

Promotor

Daisy Vanrompay

Research disciplines

Natural sciences
- Bacteriology
- Infectious diseases
Agricultural and food sciences
- Veterinary epidemiology

Keywords

chlamydophila epidemiology ruminants leptospirosis coxiella

Project description

The aim of the present project is to investgate the prevalence of Chlamydophila psittaci, leptospirosis and Coxiella burnetti in Belgian ruminants using both antibody ELISA’s and PCR

English

Dutch

English

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