J. Egerton

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Eprinomectin: a novel avermectin for use as a topical endectocide for cattle.
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Classification of Bacteroides nodosus by agglutination tests.
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Results suggested that 16 or more serotypes of B. nodosus might exist and the nature of the antigens responsible for both slide and tube agglutination reactions needs to be determined.
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A review of footrot in sheep: Aetiology, risk factors and control methods
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Efficacy in sheep and pharmacokinetics in cattle that led to the selection of eprinomectin as a topical endectocide for cattle.
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The Type IV Fimbrial Subunit Gene (fimA) ofDichelobacter nodosus Is Essential for Virulence, Protease Secretion, and Natural Competence
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Virulence testing of the mutants in a sheep pen trial conducted under controlled environmental conditions showed that the fimA mutants were avirulent, providing evidence that thefimA gene is an essential D. nodosus virulence gene.
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Ivermectin, a new broad-spectrum antiparasitic agent.
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In conclusion, ivermectin B1 was shown to be a highly effective drug for the treatment of a wide variety of metazoan parasitic diseases in animals.
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Detection of Dichelobacter nodosus using species-specific oligonucleotides as PCR primers.
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Footrot and Foot Abscess of Ruminants
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The Molecular Biology of the Fimbriae (Pili) of Bacteroides nodosus and the Development of a Recombinant DNA-Based Vaccine and the Application of Biotechnology to the Diagnosis of Footrot are described.
ANTIPARASITIC DRUGS. IV. 2-(4'-THIAZOLYL)-BENZIMIDAZOLE, A NEW ANTHELMINTIC
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The effects of antigenic competition on the efficacy of multivalent footrot vaccines.
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The study showed that in multivalent footrot vaccines, antigenic competition is predominantly due to the presence of a family of immunologically-related pilus antigens rather than to interference by extraneous proteins.
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