Abstract:Faecal samples were collected from 338 less than 03 month-old dairy calves from 34 cattle herds located in three regions of northeastern Algeria in order to characterize Cryptosporidium oocyst output using Ziehl-Neelsen, Heine and immunofluorescence methods and to identify different species of Cryptosporidium using a PCR 18S. Faecal samples were processed, firstly, through concentration and modified Ziehl-Neelsen staining techniques. Then, 93 faecal samples (not concentrated) were randomly selected and analyze… Show more
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