Zoonotic Diseases

Diseases discussed here have a history of use as an agent for biological warfare, either in the U.S. or abroad. Its use may have been experimental or actual, and any detrimental consequences upon humans, animals or the environment may have been intentional or not, depending on the circumstances, the point in time, and the nature of the disease.

Tuesday, March 22, 2011

BRUCELLOSIS, BOVINE - USA (04): (TEXAS)

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Date: Mon 21 Mar 2011
From: Randall Levings [edited]


[re: ProMED-mail Brucellosis, bovine - USA (03): (TX) 20110320.0881]
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Responding on behalf of USDA-APHIS [US Department of Agriculture
Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service] Veterinary Services: Thank
you for referencing the information in the TAHC posting. Additional
information your subscribers might find useful:

Culture and genotyping at the USDA's National Veterinary Services
Laboratories (NVSL) have confirmed the isolates in this case to be
_Brucella abortus_, biovar 1, and to have a variable number tandem
repeat (VNTR)/multiple loci VNTR analysis (MLVA) profile not shared by
other isolates in the NVSL database.

--
Randall Levings


[We are grateful to Dr Levings for responding with information that
is very helpful. - Mod.TG]

[see also:
Brucellosis, bovine - USA (03): (TX) 20110320.0881
Brucellosis, bovine - USA (02): (TX) 20110316.0834
2009
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Brucellosis, swine hunters - USA (02): (TX) hunters 20090920.3303
2008
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Brucellosis, bovine - USA (TX): not 20080202.0427
2003
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Brucellosis, cattle - USA (Texas) 20031002.2479
2000
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Brucellosis, goats - USA (Texas) 20000216.0208
1999
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Brucellosis, goats - USA (Texas) 19991213.2157]
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