Determinación de Babesia bovis y B. bigemina en terneros infestados experimentalmente con larvas de garrapatas Boophilus microplus
Abstract:
In summary, the Babesiosis, also well-knowm as piroplasmosis, is caused by two protozoarios intraeritrocitos species which are babesia bovis and babesia bigemina. The Babesiosis bovina is a illness transmitted by ticks of the gender Boophilus, and it is endemic in subtropical regions. It is characterized to present fever and hemolisis intravascular, causing a syndrome of anemia. This is one of the most important illnesses from the economic point of view of the tropical cattle raising. The bovine of all the races are susceptible to the Babesiosis and nice the recover of the illness, they become payees, being an infection risk for susceptible animals, when these they produce buds of tick fever in subtropical and tropical he livestock acquires the infection when it is young, but the reactions are slight, because they have better eritoproyetics conditions of the bone marrow, while the adults make sick gravely or deadly. In the epidemiology many factors act, as: Host, environment and the vector. The diagnosis of these parasites was carried out them by means of the sanguine smear, gathered of outlying blood (of the tip of the tail), of the gathered sample of the veals, 26 came out negatives, and 4 of them came out positive to Babesia bovis, presenting feverish symptoms for effect of the illness (Babesiosis) in the first days of the infestation for the hemoparásitos and they took 2 sample of the veal’s that came out positive, to measure the titulacion of the IgG and IgM, by means of the technique of indirect inmunoflorescencia. The calf witness went positive to the Babesia bovis, proven through the sanguine smear and indirect immunization indirect.
Año de publicación:
2006
Keywords:
- Garrapatas
- INFESTACION DE TERNEROS
- BABESIA
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Tipo de documento:
Bachelor Thesis
Estado:
Acceso abierto
Áreas de conocimiento:
- Parasitología
- Microbiología
Áreas temáticas:
- Mammalia
- Ganadería
- Microorganismos, hongos y algas