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Isolation and prevalence of' pathogenic leptospira interrogans in slaughtered cattle in two abattoirs i n southwestern Nigeria
Leptospirosis is a waterborne bacterial disease, transmitted to humans through contaminated water, usually by urine of rodents that are chronically infected by the pathogenic strains.The prevalence and incidence of leptospirosis in slaughtered cattle in relation to the risk of exposure of abattoir w...
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2011
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