2014
DOI: 10.1016/j.ijpara.2014.07.011
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Liver fluke vaccines in ruminants: strategies, progress and future opportunities

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“…Several experimental vaccines for liver fluke have been evaluated in livestock with efficacy in the range 42-89% although there is no commercial vaccine currently available (McManus and Dalton, 2006;Spithill et al, 2012;Toet et al, 2014). We estimate that a vaccine of 50-80% efficacy may provide production benefits in an environment where dairy producers have few options for control of drugresistant fluke infections (discussed in Toet et al, 2014).…”
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“…Several experimental vaccines for liver fluke have been evaluated in livestock with efficacy in the range 42-89% although there is no commercial vaccine currently available (McManus and Dalton, 2006;Spithill et al, 2012;Toet et al, 2014). We estimate that a vaccine of 50-80% efficacy may provide production benefits in an environment where dairy producers have few options for control of drugresistant fluke infections (discussed in Toet et al, 2014).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Extracellular vesicles 31 miRNA 32 Fasciola hepatica is one of the most important parasitic flat-47 worms in the world (Mas-Coma et al, 2005;Toet et al, 2014). 48 Although fascioliasis has been traditionally considered as a live-49 stock disease, it is now recognised as an important emerging zoo-50 notic human disease.…”
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“…It is estimated that between 2.4 and 51 17 million people are currently infected and between 90 and 52 180 million are at risk of infection (Anon, 1995;Toledo et al, 53 2011). The actual number of animal and human infections is likely 54 to be much higher due to its asymptomatic nature, the limited 55 availability of diagnostic tools, and the lack of systematic or coor-56 dinated reporting of infections, especially in undeveloped coun-57 tries (Toet et al, 2014). Interestingly, trematode infections in 58 humans have been associated with specific types of cancer 59 (Correia da Costa et al, 2014), and although F. hepatica infections 60 have been suggested to promote tumor formation in rodents, its 61 role in human cancer is still controversial (Montero et al, 1999;62 Tsocheva-Gaytandzhieva, 2005;Marcos et al, 2009).…”
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“…Het is niet te verwachten dat nieuwe diergeneesmiddelen tegen leverbot op (korte of middellange) termijn op de markt zullen komen. Een klein lichtpuntje is dat op dit moment een aantal onderzoeken lopen naar de ontwikkeling van een vaccin tegen leverbot (Dalton et al, 2013;Molina-Hernández et al, 2015;Toet et al, 2014 Behandel dieren indien nodig en toegestaan  Behandel besmet jongvee pas vanaf twee weken na opstallen met een middel met als werkzame stof triclabendazol, mits er op het bedrijf geen resistentie bestaat tegen deze werkzame stof  Behandel bij een flinke besmetting van het melkgevende vee, in overleg met de dierenarts en binnen de cascaderegeling, het gehele melkkoppel vanaf twee weken na opstallen met een middel met als werkzame stof triclabendazol, mits er op het bedrijf geen resistentie bestaat tegen deze werkzame stof  Controleer via mestonderzoek of de behandeling effect heeft gehad VII.…”
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