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Development and field validation of a large-volume bag-based whole-blood collection method in donor dairy cows

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By Filippo Rigo, Antonio Barberio, Flaviana Gottardo, Luca Panozzo, Giacomo Catarin, Margherita Soncin
| Frontiers
Abstract Obtaining sterile anticoagulated whole-blood units is a key prerequisite for downstream laboratory and clinical applications involving blood-derived products. In bovine medicine, however, published information on blood collection into bags is mainly embedded in transfusion-oriented references or broader downstream studies, while formal validation of donor-oriented collection methods remains limited.
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Animals | Free Full-Text | Surveillance of Antimicrobial Resistance of Escherichia coli Isolates from Intestinal Contents of Dairy and Veal Calves in the Veneto Region, Northeaster Italy

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By Antonio Barberio, Federico Martignago, Laura Bortolami, Eliana Schiavon
| MDPI
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Clonal relation between Salmonella enterica subspecies enterica serovar Dublin strains of bovine and food origin in Germany

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By Sadjia Békal, David C. Taras, Antonio Barberio
| Frontiers
1. Introduction Salmonella enterica subspecies enterica serovar Dublin (S. Dublin) is defined as host-adapted but not host-restricted to bovine causing enteritis and/or systemic disease in animals of different age (1). However, natural infections with the cattle-adapted serovar S. Dublin may occur also in other animal species, in particular small ruminants like sheep and goats (2). Although rare, S.
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