Publications by authors named "Vera Vaibarova"
Article Synopsis
- Flavobacterium psychrophilum is a pathogen affecting salmonids and poses a major threat to aquaculture, yet its genetic diversity remains underexplored, especially in the Czech Republic, where 70 fish isolates were studied from 2012-2019.
- The study utilized various techniques, such as multiplex PCR for serotyping and multi-locus sequence typing, identifying several new sequence types and demonstrating the clonal spread of certain isolates.
- Findings revealed a growing prevalence of specific serotypes linked to international trade, highlighting the need for ongoing monitoring of this pathogen in aquatic environments.
An eleven-year-old Pit Bull Terrier was presented to the veterinary practice with an acute onset of whole-body seizures. The clinical signs developed in a garden where the dog was kept that morning. There was a suspicion of tremorgenic mycotoxin poisoning by compost as the dog had vomited parts of compost right before the onset of the seizures and there was a pile of compost located in the garden.
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