Publications by authors named "Ana Garrido-Haro"
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- * A study conducted in Ecuador's 23 provinces assessed 3737 cows for bovine brucellosis using a competitive ELISA test, revealing a herd-level prevalence of 21.3% and animal-level prevalence of 6.2%.
- * Key risk factors identified include herds larger than 70 hectares and multiple parturitions, while protective factors include farms in the eastern region and lack of clinical signs, guiding future management and control strategies for bovine brucellosis in the country.*
In 2010, new Chinese strains of porcine epidemic diarrhea virus (PEDV), clinically more severe than the classical strains, emerged. These strains were spread to United States in 2013 through an intercontinental transmission from China with further spreading across the world, evidencing the emergent nature of these strains. In the present study, an analysis of PEDV field sequences from Ecuador was conducted by comparing all the PEDV S gene sequences available in the GenBank database.
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