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Estimating point prevalence of paratuberculosis in a cattle herd from the results of a screening test by standard methods leads to errors because diagnostic test sensitivity is not constant among herds with differing rates of M. paratuberculosis infection.
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Sockett DC,
Heisey D,
Collins MT.
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Prevalence of Mycobacterium paratuberculosis in dairy cattle in South Australia.
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Vandegraaff R,
Barton MD,
Barry GD,
Van Wijk JGA.
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An epidemiologic study of sheep paratuberculosis in the Basque Country of Spain: serology and some productive data.
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Adúriz JJ,
Juste RA,
Saez de Ocariz C.
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Sweden is free from paratuberculosis.
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Engvall A,
Larsson B,
Bölske G,
Wahlstrom H.
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Johne's disease in alpacas (Lama pacos) in Australia
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Hope A,
Ridge SE,
Condron RJ.
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Paratuberculosis in 28 animal species at the San Diego Wild Animal Park
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Collins MT,
Oosterhuis JO.
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A practice based survey of the frequency of Johne's disease in South West England
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Cetinkaya B,
Egan K,
Morgan KL.
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Seroprevalence of Johne's disease in eleven districts of Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Moreira AR,
Spath EJA,
Morsella C.
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Paratuberculosis. Epidemiological study in goats and sheep in the Vouzela area
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Amado A,
Albuquerque T,
Afonso AF.
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