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  • The findings of this study indicate that trained detection dogs can accurately discriminate between respiratory secretion samples from Covid-19 patients and those from uninfected individuals [ ]dogs could be an effective and reliable tool to detect people with Covid-19 Cattle with the GG genotype were found to be at higher risk of contracting Johne’s disease than cattle with the TT and TG genotypes (odds ratio=1 73, 95 per cent confidence interval=0 34–8 59) [ ]serum antibody levels against Mycobacterium avium subspecies paratuberculosis – the causative agent of Johne’s disease – were assessed by ELISA
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  • The_Veterinary_Record
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  • WHO
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  • Selected highlights from other journals
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  • #879358
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  • 2020

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