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A new method for the experimental production of necrotic enteritis and its use for studies on the relationships between necrotic enteritis, coccidiosis and anticoccidial vaccination of chickens
- R. Williams, R. Marshall, R. L. Ragione, J. Catchpole
- Biology, Medicine
- Parasitology Research
- 28 January 2003
A new method for the experimental production of necrotic enteritis in chickens is described. The main features are the use of a diet high in wheat and fish meal content; oral administration of a… Expand
Review article: coccidiosis of domestic ruminants.
- M. A. Taylor, J. Catchpole
- Biology, Medicine
- Applied parasitology
- 2 January 1994
Coccidiosis in ruminants results from complex interactions between hosts and parasites with many external factors influencing the severity of disease. The study of ruminant coccidiosis is still very… Expand
Giardiasis in lambs at pasture
- M. A. Taylor, J. Catchpole, R. Marshall, J. Green
- Medicine, Biology
- Veterinary Record
- 7 August 1993
Faecal samples from a group of lambs at pasture were screened at weekly intervals for nine weeks for the presence of Giardia species using a modified zinc sulphate flotation method. Fifty-nine of 86… Expand
Detection of Cryptosporidium parvum using a specific polymerase chain reaction.
- K. Webster, J. D. Pow, M. Giles, J. Catchpole, M. Woodward
- Biology, Medicine
- Veterinary parasitology
- 1 October 1993
The design and use of polymerase chain reaction primers and probes as reagents for the detection of Cryptosporidium parvum are described. Sensitive and specific amplification of a 329 base pair… Expand
Eimeria stiedai in rabbits: the demonstration of responses to chemotherapy.
- L. P. Joyner, J. Catchpole, S. Berrett
- Biology, Medicine
- Research in veterinary science
- 1983
The activity of sulphaquinoxaline, robenidine, methyl benzoquate, clopidol and a mixture of methyl benzoquate and clopidol (Lerbek; Dow), was studied in rabbits infected with hepatic coccidiosis due… Expand
Experiments with defined multispecific coccidial infections in lambs.
- J. Catchpole, C. C. Norton, L. P. Joyner
- Biology, Medicine
- Parasitology
- 1 April 1976
The behaviour of four species of Eimeria was studied in lambs which were given either monospecific or multispecific infections. In the presence of other species the patency of oocyst production of E.… Expand
Redescriptions of Eimeria irresidua Kessel & Jankiewicz, 1931 and E. flavescens Marotel & Guilhon, 1941 from the domestic rabbit.
- C. C. Norton, J. Catchpole, L. P. Joyner
- Biology, Medicine
- Parasitology
- 1 October 1979
Eimeria flavescens and E. irresidua from the domestic rabbit are redescribed. The relatively smaller ovoidal oocysts of E. flavescens which measure on average 31.7 X 21.4 micrometer, possess a wide… Expand
A new protocol for a challenge test to assess the efficacy of live anticoccidial vaccines for chickens.
- R. B. Williams, J. Catchpole
- Biology, Medicine
- Vaccine
- 18 January 2000
The search for vaccines to control coccidioses caused by Eimeria species in chickens (Gallus gallus) is intensifying because of the increasing threat of drug resistance to anticoccidial agents. It is… Expand
The occurrence of Eimeria weybridgensis and other species of coccidia in lambs in England and Wales.
- J. Catchpole, C. C. Norton, L. P. Joyner
- Biology, Medicine
- The British veterinary journal
- 1 July 1975
SUMMARY Four-hundred-and-sixty-three faeces samples from lambs up to 5 months old from Wales, Northern England and South-East England were examined for coccidia. 95 · 5 per cent were positive, most… Expand
Ovine coccidiosis: pathology of Eimeria ovinoidalis infection.
- M. W. Gregory, J. Catchpole
- Biology, Medicine
- International journal for parasitology
- 1 August 1987
Abstract Doses of sporulated oocysts of Eimeria ovinoidalis ranging from 102 to 5 × 106 were given to 25 housed lambs aged between 5 and 13 weeks, most of which had been reared coccidia-free. Some… Expand