Pathogenicity of M. lipofaciens (strain ML64), isolated from an egg of a Northern Goshawk (Accipiter gentilis), for chicken embryos
Abstract Some Mycoplasma species are well known avian pathogens and are of importance in poultry breeder flocks due to their pathogenic potential for embryos. Mycoplasmas are regularly detected in birds of prey and a strain of M. lipofaciens that was isolated from an egg of a Northern Goshawk (Accip...
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fttrinitycoll:oai:tara.tcd.ie:2262/46648 2023-05-15T13:00:29+02:00 Pathogenicity of M. lipofaciens (strain ML64), isolated from an egg of a Northern Goshawk (Accipiter gentilis), for chicken embryos 2010-12-15T04:05:04Z http://hdl.handle.net/2262/46648 https://doi.org/10.1080/03079450701213354 en eng Taylor & Francis N (eISSN) 0307-9457 (ISSN) CAVP-2006-0101 (PII) CAVP-2006-0101.R2 (manuscript) CAVP-2006-0101.R2 (publisherID) http://hdl.handle.net/2262/46648 Avian Pathology 36 02 151 153 doi:10.1080/03079450701213354 12 months Life Sciences 2010 fttrinitycoll https://doi.org/10.1080/03079450701213354 2020-02-16T13:50:22Z Abstract Some Mycoplasma species are well known avian pathogens and are of importance in poultry breeder flocks due to their pathogenic potential for embryos. Mycoplasmas are regularly detected in birds of prey and a strain of M. lipofaciens that was isolated from an egg of a Northern Goshawk (Accipiter gentilis) was examined for its pathogenicity in specific pathogen-free chicken embryos since birds of prey eggs were not available for this purpose. The strain was found to be pathogenic, causing a high mortality as well as dwarfing, curled toes and infiltrations of heterophils in the liver, kidney, intestine and chorioallantoic membrane. : Lierz, Michael, Lierz@vetmed.fu-berlin.de merged with this user on 21-May-2009 by Lammey, Rachael (Lierz, Michael) : User ID: 4263090 merged with this user on 24-May-2006 by Cavanagh, Dave; Hafez, Hafez, hafez.mohamed@vetmed.fu-berlin.de [Last in: 29-Aug-2007 3:08 AM] merged with this user on 21-May-2009 by Lammey, Rachael; User ID: 3073987 merged with this user on 04-Jul-2007 by Cavanagh, Verity User ID: 5283477 merged with this user on 04-Jul-2007 by Cavanagh, Verity (Hafez, Hafez Mohamed) michael.lierz@vetmed.uni-giessen.de (Lierz, Michael) robert.stark@vetmed.fu-berlin.de (Stark, Robert) hafez@vetmed.fu-berlin.de (Hafez, Hafez Mohamed) Sebastian.Brokat@charite.de (Brokat, Sebastian) Free University of Berlin, Institute for Poultry Diseases - Koenigsweg 63--> - 14163 - Berlin - GERMANY (Lierz, Michael) Free University of Berlin, Institute for Veterinary Pathology - Berlin - GERMANY (Stark, Robert) Free University of Berlin, Institute for Poultry Diseases - Berlin - GERMANY (Hafez, Hafez Mohamed) Charite - Berlin - GERMANY (Brokat, Sebastian) GERMANY Other/Unknown Material Accipiter gentilis Northern Goshawk The University of Dublin, Trinity College: TARA (Trinity's Access to Research Archive) Avian Pathology 36 2 151 153 |
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Abstract Some Mycoplasma species are well known avian pathogens and are of importance in poultry breeder flocks due to their pathogenic potential for embryos. Mycoplasmas are regularly detected in birds of prey and a strain of M. lipofaciens that was isolated from an egg of a Northern Goshawk (Accipiter gentilis) was examined for its pathogenicity in specific pathogen-free chicken embryos since birds of prey eggs were not available for this purpose. The strain was found to be pathogenic, causing a high mortality as well as dwarfing, curled toes and infiltrations of heterophils in the liver, kidney, intestine and chorioallantoic membrane. : Lierz, Michael, Lierz@vetmed.fu-berlin.de merged with this user on 21-May-2009 by Lammey, Rachael (Lierz, Michael) : User ID: 4263090 merged with this user on 24-May-2006 by Cavanagh, Dave; Hafez, Hafez, hafez.mohamed@vetmed.fu-berlin.de [Last in: 29-Aug-2007 3:08 AM] merged with this user on 21-May-2009 by Lammey, Rachael; User ID: 3073987 merged with this user on 04-Jul-2007 by Cavanagh, Verity User ID: 5283477 merged with this user on 04-Jul-2007 by Cavanagh, Verity (Hafez, Hafez Mohamed) michael.lierz@vetmed.uni-giessen.de (Lierz, Michael) robert.stark@vetmed.fu-berlin.de (Stark, Robert) hafez@vetmed.fu-berlin.de (Hafez, Hafez Mohamed) Sebastian.Brokat@charite.de (Brokat, Sebastian) Free University of Berlin, Institute for Poultry Diseases - Koenigsweg 63--> - 14163 - Berlin - GERMANY (Lierz, Michael) Free University of Berlin, Institute for Veterinary Pathology - Berlin - GERMANY (Stark, Robert) Free University of Berlin, Institute for Poultry Diseases - Berlin - GERMANY (Hafez, Hafez Mohamed) Charite - Berlin - GERMANY (Brokat, Sebastian) GERMANY |
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Pathogenicity of M. lipofaciens (strain ML64), isolated from an egg of a Northern Goshawk (Accipiter gentilis), for chicken embryos |
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Pathogenicity of M. lipofaciens (strain ML64), isolated from an egg of a Northern Goshawk (Accipiter gentilis), for chicken embryos |
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Pathogenicity of M. lipofaciens (strain ML64), isolated from an egg of a Northern Goshawk (Accipiter gentilis), for chicken embryos |
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Pathogenicity of M. lipofaciens (strain ML64), isolated from an egg of a Northern Goshawk (Accipiter gentilis), for chicken embryos |
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Pathogenicity of M. lipofaciens (strain ML64), isolated from an egg of a Northern Goshawk (Accipiter gentilis), for chicken embryos |
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pathogenicity of m. lipofaciens (strain ml64), isolated from an egg of a northern goshawk (accipiter gentilis), for chicken embryos |
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Accipiter gentilis Northern Goshawk |
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