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Efficacy of UBAC® vaccine against an experimental intramammary heterologous challenge in dairy heifers (bacterial count, scc and serological response)

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Efficacy of UBAC® vaccine against an experimental intramammary heterologous challenge in dairy heifers (bacterial count, scc and serological response)

The aim of this study is evaluate the efcacy of a new S . uberis vaccine against bovine mastitis (UBAC®, HIPRA S.A, Spain) after an experimental intramammary challenge with a heterologous S . uberis strain (SU2H) in dairy heifers.

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National Mastitis Council, 2018

Date

Jun 11, 2018

Authors

Montbrau, C.; Collado, R.; Prenafeta, A.; March, R.; Moreno, J.

Summary

The results presented in this study demonstrate that the intramuscular immunization of dairy heifers with UBAC® vaccine signicantly reduces the bacteriological count and SCC, increasing the cure rate of the infected quarters after an intramammary infection with S . uberis heterologous strain.

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