| separation and recombination of babesia divergens and ehrlichia phagocytophila from a field case of redwater from eire. | a blood sample received from a field case of redwater in eire caused simultaneous infections of babesia divergens and ehrlichia phagocytophila when inoculated into a splenectomised calf. each disease agent was isolated in a separate splenectomised calf by suppressive drug treatment of the other agent, and blood stabilates were made. the disease agents were inoculated synchronously or asychronously into groups of calves, whose reactions were observed. infection with b divergens had no effect on t ... | 1976 | 1006962 |
| analysis of climatic predictions for extrinsic incubation of dirofilaria in the united kingdom. | transmission of dirofilariasis in europe is dependent upon the presence of sufficient numbers of infected dogs, susceptible mosquitoes, and a suitable climate to permit extrinsic incubation of dirofilaria in the mosquito intermediate host. dogs returning to the united kingdom from overseas have been infected with several vector-borne infections (babesia, ehrlichia, leishmania, and dirofilaria), and this paper assesses the climatic constraints on the potential rate of extrinsic incubation of diro ... | 2007 | 17417953 |