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Does Fasciola hepatica infection increase the susceptibility of cattle to infection with other pathogens normally controlled by a Th1 or pro-inflammatory response?

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Figure 1.2: The Life Cycle of Fasciola hepatica
Table 1.2: Clinical signs of F. hepatica infection seen in sheep and cattle (from Urquhart et al., 1996)
Table 1.3: Animal-level sensitivity and specificity of SICCT and IFN- assays used in cattle
Table 1.5: Types of Infection caused by BVDv
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