1989
DOI: 10.1016/0167-5877(89)90025-1
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Adverse reproductive outcome and antibody to Toxoplasma gondii in a cohort of peruvian sheep

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“…Buxon et al (2007) reported that 2% of neonatal lamb mortality was due to toxoplasmosis (Buxon et al, 2007). Reif et al (1989) determined T. gondii seropositivity at the rate of 27% in 211 sheep blood sera in Peru and by comparing the difference between seropositivity and seronegativity, they revealed the relationship between toxoplasmosis and lamb mortality as well as sheep infertility. In seropositive sheep, the rate of neonatal lamb mortality was determined as 30.7% and in seronegative sheep, the rate was determined as 13.6% in the USA (Huffman et al, 1985).…”
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“…Buxon et al (2007) reported that 2% of neonatal lamb mortality was due to toxoplasmosis (Buxon et al, 2007). Reif et al (1989) determined T. gondii seropositivity at the rate of 27% in 211 sheep blood sera in Peru and by comparing the difference between seropositivity and seronegativity, they revealed the relationship between toxoplasmosis and lamb mortality as well as sheep infertility. In seropositive sheep, the rate of neonatal lamb mortality was determined as 30.7% and in seronegative sheep, the rate was determined as 13.6% in the USA (Huffman et al, 1985).…”
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“…Furthermore, contaminated sheep meat is a source of T. gondii infection for humans (Soulsby, 1986). There are several studies showing relationship between antibody titers against T. gondii in the ewes and neonatal mortality of lambs (Buxon et al, 2007, Reif et al, 1989.…”
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confidence: 99%