Typing Mycobacterium bovis isolates from Texas and Mexico using molecular markers /
an insight on the number of different strains prevalent in
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| Format: | Thesis eBook |
| Language: | English |
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| Online Access: | Link to OAKTrust copy |
| Summary: | an insight on the number of different strains prevalent in Analyzer program and a database representing all RFLP types are more diverse than those from Mexico. Dendrograms based combination with DR probe. On the whole 95 M. bovis isolates differentiated into 18 different RFLP types when used in DR and PGRS. Eighteen different fingerprint types were exhibited twenty-seven different DR types. By combining the exhibiting identical RFLP types were found in animals within fingerprints demonstrate that M. bovis isolates from Texas fingerprints were used to further differentiate these generated using the IS6110 probe. But the majority (82%) 71 herds. Fingerprint patterns generated using PGRS probe were Image analysis was performed using BioImage Whole Band Importation of infected cattle from Mexico, immigration of IS6110 type) from Texas and Mexico are genetically closely isolates. For example, the above isolates (71) were multiple IS6110 copies in 12 different patterns. DR of 87 isolates contained a single IS6110 copy distributed on of Mycobacterium bovis is necessary to characterize potential of the disease. This study is performed to determine the on the 'DR'fingerprints shows M. bovis isolates (identical one of the four different restriction fragments. In an originating from herds in different geographic regions of originating from Texas and Mexico. Eighty-eight isolates outbreaks. patterns generated by IS6110 and DR probes it was possible to potential infected farm workers, increased deer farming and related. The databank of different RFLP types will provide separate the isolates into 32 distinct RFLP types. Isolates sources of exposure and the mode of transmission. Texas and Mexico were analyzed using molecular probes IS6110, the same herd as well as in animals in geographically distant this region and improve epidemiological tracking during too crowded to interpret the differences among the isolates. transmission between herds are some of the suspected causes unusual manner, the remaining isolates (18@o) contained value of molecular markers in typing M. bovis isolates was established. Dendrograms based on relatedness of IS6110 With the rise of bovine tuberculosis in Texas, strain typing |
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| Item Description: | "Major subject: Veterinary Microbiology". Vita. |
| Physical Description: | x, 64 leaves : illustrations ; 28 cm. Also available online. Issued also on microfiche from Lange Micrographics. |
| Bibliography: | Includes bibliographical references. |