Mastitis is the pathology with the greater impact on the economy of a dairy herd. Prevention of intramammary infections is mainly based on structural and management interventions. Furthermore, immunity system of the mammary gland plays a fundamental role in the control of infection and mastitis. Anti-mastitic vaccines, commercially available, reduce the clinical severity of Infection, increase the self cure rate, but generally do not confer resistance to new intramammary infection. Research on vaccines is on-going on developing new target and approach against the three main mammary pathogens: Strept. uberis, S. aureus e E. coli.
Prospettive nello sviluppo di vaccini anti-mastite / G. Pisoni, C. Locatelli, L. Scaccabarozzi, A. Casula, F. Testa, C. Luzzago, V. Bronzo, P. Moroni. - In: SUMMA ANIMALI DA REDDITO. - ISSN 1828-5546. - 5:9(2010), pp. 8-14.
Prospettive nello sviluppo di vaccini anti-mastite
G. Pisoni;C. Locatelli;L. Scaccabarozzi;A. Casula;F. Testa;C. Luzzago;V. Bronzo;P. Moroni
2010
Abstract
Mastitis is the pathology with the greater impact on the economy of a dairy herd. Prevention of intramammary infections is mainly based on structural and management interventions. Furthermore, immunity system of the mammary gland plays a fundamental role in the control of infection and mastitis. Anti-mastitic vaccines, commercially available, reduce the clinical severity of Infection, increase the self cure rate, but generally do not confer resistance to new intramammary infection. Research on vaccines is on-going on developing new target and approach against the three main mammary pathogens: Strept. uberis, S. aureus e E. coli.Pubblicazioni consigliate
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