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Each species of Eimeria involved in avian coccidiosis has certain specific characteristics, including where they are located in the intestine and the lesions that each
Each species of Eimeria involved in avian coccidiosis has certain specific characteristics, including where they are located in the intestine and the lesions that each
Each species of Eimeria involved in avian coccidiosis has certain specific characteristics, including where they are located in the intestine and the lesions that each
At the end of the 19th century, there was much confusion about the causative agent of coccidiosis in poultry. In 1891, two French researchers, Railliet
Immunity against coccidiosis disease is tightly linked to the parasite life cycle. It is a complex cycle, with a combination of exogenous and endogenous stages
German layer hatcheries handle around 120 million hatching eggs annually. Around 49 million layers are placed on German farms, of those, around 6 million are
Of the infectious intestinal diseases that most concern poultry producers, avian coccidiosis and necrotic enteritis stand out in particular. The first is also recognised as
The Eimeria species that cause avian coccidiosis are present virtually everywhere in the world where there is poultry farming. However, both climatic conditions and production
Amongst other highly pathogenic and costly diseases such as Newcastle or Avian Influenza, coccidiosis outbreaks due to Eimeria are omnipresent in the region. They cause
In the study presented in this post, the objective was to evaluate the efficacy against coccidiosis of a live Eimeria vaccine attenuated for precociousness (EVALON®),
