Publications

mastitis due to mycoplasma in the state of new york during the period 1972-1990.	between january 1972 and december 1990, bulk-tank (n = 721) and cow (n = 9,163) milk samples from dairy herds in new york state were examined by bacteriologic procedures for mycoplasma. the organism was found in 165 herds in 42 counties, and in 2.3 and 11.7% of the tank and cow samples, respectively. mycoplasma bovis was isolated in 164 herds, m. californicum was isolated in 1. highest incidence of mycoplasmal clinical mastitis occurred during the winter. the disease resulted in culling of 30-70 ...	1992	1740058
validation of a mycoplasma molecular diagnostic test and distribution of mycoplasma species in bovine milk among new york state dairy farms.	mycoplasma mastitis is a contagious and costly disease of dairy cattle that significantly affects animal health and milk productivity. mycoplasma bovis is the most prevalent and invasive agent of mycoplasma mastitis in dairy cattle, and early detection is critical. other mycoplasma have been isolated from milk; however, the role and prevalence of these species as mastitis pathogens are poorly understood. routine screening of milk for mycoplasma by bacteriological culture is an important componen ...	2016	27016831