1970
DOI: 10.1007/bf00629173
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Galaktogene und pr�natale Infektionen mitAncylostoma caninum beim Hund

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“…They also noted that post-parturient bitches developed patent infections, which persisted on average for 60 d (range expressed from a lacatating greyhound 22 days post-partum. Stoye (1976) confirmed that some T. canis larvae infected the pup after birth via the transmammary route. However, in an elegant experiment, Burke & Roberson (1985a) showed that the transplacental route was by far more important, accounting for 98.5% larvae, with only 1.5% being transmitted lactationally in beagles infected 2-4 months prior to mating.…”
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“…They also noted that post-parturient bitches developed patent infections, which persisted on average for 60 d (range expressed from a lacatating greyhound 22 days post-partum. Stoye (1976) confirmed that some T. canis larvae infected the pup after birth via the transmammary route. However, in an elegant experiment, Burke & Roberson (1985a) showed that the transplacental route was by far more important, accounting for 98.5% larvae, with only 1.5% being transmitted lactationally in beagles infected 2-4 months prior to mating.…”
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“…Infections in later pregnancy led to an increasing proportion of larvae passing through the milk (Stoye, 1976;Burke & Roberson, 1985b). Larvae appeared in the milk at 4 d pp, peaked to 200/day in the 2nd week and continued until 20 d pp.…”
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