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Korean J. Vet. Serv. 2006; 29(2): 103-110
Published online June 1, 2006
© The Korean Socitety of Veterinary Service
전라북도 동부지역 사슴에서 진드기매개성 병원체에 대한 감염 실태 조사
엄성심;고원석;허철호;배정준;
축산진흥연구소 장수지소;축산진흥연구소 장수지소;축산진흥연구소 장수지소;축산진흥연구소 장수지소;
A survey for tick-borne disease agents from farm deer in the eastern area of Jeonbuk
Correspondence to : 축산진흥연구소 장수지소(Jeonbuk Development & Livestock Research Institute)
Ticks cause economic losses to the deer industry by decreasing the growth and production of the farmed animals. The mediation of ticks affects humans and animals by causing contagious disease both directly and indirectly. Blood from farmed deer from the areas near Jangsu branch was collected for screening of infectious protozoa and rickettsial disease. Seventy deer blood samples were collected from 30 different deer farms located in Jinan, Jangsu and Muju. This blood samples were used for blood slide smear examination and hematological analysis. DNA from these samples was extracted and was used for PCR analysis for detection of gene fragments of Theileria spp, Babesia spp, Anaplasma spp and Ehrlichia spp. In the blood slide smear examination and PCR analysis all samples did not show presence of protozoal and rickettsial diseases. Eight blood samples showed anemia, 1 sample showed iron deficiency and 7 samples showed regenerative anemia. Results for PCR analysis showed 2 samples were positive for T orientalis. All DNA samples were negative for Babesia spp, Anaplasma spp, and Ehrlichia spp.
Keywords Deer,Theileria spp,Babesia spp,Anaplsma spp,Ehrlichia spp,
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Korean J. Vet. Serv. 2006; 29(2): 103-110
Published online June 1, 2006
Copyright © The Korean Socitety of Veterinary Service.
전라북도 동부지역 사슴에서 진드기매개성 병원체에 대한 감염 실태 조사
엄성심;고원석;허철호;배정준;
축산진흥연구소 장수지소;축산진흥연구소 장수지소;축산진흥연구소 장수지소;축산진흥연구소 장수지소;
A survey for tick-borne disease agents from farm deer in the eastern area of Jeonbuk
Eum Sung-Shim;Koh Won-Seuk;Hur Cheal-Ho;Bae Joung-Jun;
Jeonbuk Development & Livestock Research Institute;Jeonbuk Development & Livestock Research Institute;Jeonbuk Development & Livestock Research Institute;Jeonbuk Development & Livestock Research Institute;
Correspondence to:축산진흥연구소 장수지소(Jeonbuk Development & Livestock Research Institute)
Abstract
Ticks cause economic losses to the deer industry by decreasing the growth and production of the farmed animals. The mediation of ticks affects humans and animals by causing contagious disease both directly and indirectly. Blood from farmed deer from the areas near Jangsu branch was collected for screening of infectious protozoa and rickettsial disease. Seventy deer blood samples were collected from 30 different deer farms located in Jinan, Jangsu and Muju. This blood samples were used for blood slide smear examination and hematological analysis. DNA from these samples was extracted and was used for PCR analysis for detection of gene fragments of Theileria spp, Babesia spp, Anaplasma spp and Ehrlichia spp. In the blood slide smear examination and PCR analysis all samples did not show presence of protozoal and rickettsial diseases. Eight blood samples showed anemia, 1 sample showed iron deficiency and 7 samples showed regenerative anemia. Results for PCR analysis showed 2 samples were positive for T orientalis. All DNA samples were negative for Babesia spp, Anaplasma spp, and Ehrlichia spp.
Keywords: Deer,Theileria spp,Babesia spp,Anaplsma spp,Ehrlichia spp,
