| foot and mouth disease in animals in sharkia governorate - egypt. | this study was carried out to determine the current state of foot and mouth disease (fmd) in different animal species in sharkia governorate in egypt. in addition, we investigated the spreading of the virus through water and soil in the animal environment as well as by rodents. the isolation rates of fmd virus in tissue culture were 39.6%, 11.4%, 41.2% and 100% for cattle, buffalo, sheep and goat respectively. all animals did not show any clinical signs for fmd. in addition, the virus was isolat ... | 2010 | 20537095 |
| Clinical and haematological study on water buffaloes (Bubalus bubalis) and crossbred cattle naturally infected with Theileria annulata in Sharkia province, Egypt. | This study was conducted to investigate the clinical and haematological findings in water buffaloes and crossbred cattle naturally infected with Theileria annulata with special reference to the clinical picture of tropical theileriosis in Egyptian buffaloes. A total 50 field cases of buffaloes and cattle was clinically and laboratory investigated from March to June 2008. Forty-four buffaloes and cattle out of 50 were naturally infected with T. annulata and showed typical signs of infection. Six ... | 2011 | 21890072 |
| host-feeding patterns of culex pipiens and cx. antennatus (diptera: culicidae) from a village in sharqiya governorate, egypt. | host-selection patterns of mosquitoes were determined over a 1-yr period at abu heif, a village in sharqiya governorate, egypt, that has had a history of rift valley fever virus (rvfv) transmission. culex pipiens l. and cx. antennatus becker were the most common mosquito species collected, and 8,252 blood meals from both species were analyzed by a precipitin technique. host availability was estimated by a monthly census of human and animal populations. both mosquito species exhibited opportunist ... | 1995 | 7473609 |