Epidemiology and genetic associations of key zoonoses in small-holder dairy cattle in Tanzania

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Cook, E., Mengele, I., Motto, S., Bwatota, S., Shallangwa, B.Z., Hernandez-Castro, L., Shirima, G. and Bronsvoort, M. 2022. Epidemiology and genetic associations of key zoonoses in small-holder dairy cattle in Tanzania. Presented at the Nelson Mandela African Institute of Science and Technology, Arusha, Tanzania, 26 September 2022. Nairobi, Kenya: ILRI.

Authors

  • Cook, Elizabeth A.J.
  • Mengele, I.
  • Motto, S.
  • Bwatota, S.F.
  • Shallangwa, B.Z.
  • Hernandez-Castro, L.
  • Shirima, G.M.
  • Bronsvoort, M.

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