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Bacterial septicemia in water snakes (Helicops modestus) in Brazil
Coutinho,S.D.A.; Carvalho,V.M.; Ramos,M.C.C.; Costa,E.O.; Diniz,L.S.; Guimarães,M.A.B.V.; Borges,M.R.Relata-se infecção septicêmica em cobras d’água (Helicops modestus) causada por Proteus vulgaris. Os animais iniciavam o processo apresentando abscessos puntiformes de coloração esbranquiçada na pele e após rápida evolução, morriam (100% de mortalidade). Descreve-se, ainda, a sensibilidade do P. vulgaris isolado dos animais a drogas antibacterianas.
Western blot detection of infectious bursal disease virus infection
Pereira,S.R.F.G.; Travassos,C.E.P.F.; Huguenim,A.; Guimarães,A.C.C.; Silva,A.G.; Guimarães,M.A.A.M.In order to evaluate the use of a Western blot methodology for the diagnosis of infectious bursal disease virus (IBDV) infection, chickens were experimentally infected with IBDV strains and tested for the presence of viral antigens and antibodies by a blocking Western blot test (bWB). The viral proteins obtained from the bursa of Fabricius (BF) were transferred to a nitrocellulose membrane after sodium dodecyl ...
Rotavirus and reovirus interaction with mouse peritoneal resident phagocytic cells
Guimarães,M.A.A.M.; Nozawa,C.M.; Guimarães,A.C.C.; Ramos,S.Rotaviruses and reoviruses are involved in human and animal diseases. It is known that both viruses penetrate the gastrointestinal tract but their interaction with phagocytic cells is unknown. To study this interaction, peritoneal resident phagocytic cells were used and rotavirus and reovirus replication in peritoneal phagocytic cells was observed. However, rotavirus replication in these cells led to the produc...
Multicenter study of isolated micro-organisms resistant to antimicrobials in 10...
Cristino, J M; Hospital de Santa Maria, Lisboa.; Calado, E; Calheiros, I M; Costa, D; Costa, M N; Diogo, J; Felicio, M L; Ferro, M L; Da Fonseca, J CIn 1994, Microbiology Laboratories of ten Portuguese hospitals analysed isolated microorganisms found in blood and urine samples and studied antimicrobial susceptibilities of the most frequent bacterial pathogens. From 63780 blood samples, the most frequent were Staphylococcus spp. and from 69189 urine samples significant numbers of Escherichia coli, Enterococcus spp., Pseudomonas aeruginosa and Candida spp. we...
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