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Characterization of some Brucella species from Zimbabwe by biochemical profiling and AMOS-PCR
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Evidence of congenital and transmammary transmission of <em>Trichinella zimbabwensis</em> in rats <em>(Rattus norvegicus)</em> and its epidemiological implications
No full textComparison of the infectivity of <em>Trichinella zimbabwensis </em>in indegenous zimbabwean pigs (Mukota) and exotic large white pigs
No full textArtificial insemination in Nyagatare District: level of adoption and the factors determining its adoption
No full textAn epidemiological survey of the magnitude and local perceptions of porcine cysticercosis by two methods in Nyaruguru district, Rwanda
No full textThis study investigated the magnitude of porcine cysticercosis (PC), its risk factors, economic effects and the perceptions of 80 pig farmers from Nyabimata (n = 38) and Muganza (n = 42) and 20 registered butchers in the Nyaruguru district of Rwanda. January to December 2013 slaughter records from Kamirabagenzi market were also analysed for PC diagnoses based on the tongue test and meat inspection. During this period, the responding farmers' records showed a tongue test-based PC magnitude (3.9%, n = 984) which was lower than the collective tongue test-based PC magnitude of 9.2% (n = 1720) at Kamirabagenzi (p
