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trigram	frequency
the number of	158
as well as	139
the presence of	126
the use of	124
of the calves	123
days of age	118
calves in the	113
in dairy calves	111
during the first	104
weeks of age	96
in this study	95
the present study	94
in order to	93
the effect of	92
risk factors for	80
the risk of	77
of the study	76
one of the	75
the development of	75
in calves with	74
of calves with	73
the treatment of	73
of cryptosporidium parvum	73
of the calf	71
calves with diarrhea	69
in the first	69
in neonatal calves	69
the incidence of	66
bovine respiratory disease	65
the effects of	65
morbidity and mortality	64
the prevalence of	63
the amount of	62
the time of	60
factors associated with	60
of cryptosporidiosis in	59
the small intestine	59
based on the	57
in the calf	56
in the study	56
number of calves	56
in our study	56
of this study	56
of passive transfer	56
prevalence of cryptosporidium	55
the united states	54
in young calves	54
of the algorithm	54
implementation of the	54
from birth to	54
of dairy calves	53
due to the	53
of halofuginone lactate	52
associated with the	52
the age of	52
and mortality in	51
in the united	51
in the present	50
samples were collected	50
in addition to	50
was used to	50
in veal calves	49
to determine the	49
during the study	49
cryptosporidium infection in	49
the results of	49
according to the	49
the calves were	48
respiratory disease in	48
was associated with	47
this study was	47
dairy calves in	47
found in the	47
it has been	47
at the time	46
the most common	46
months of age	46
failure of passive	46
of diarrhea in	46
a number of	45
the majority of	45
passive transfer of	45
in the treatment	44
the end of	43
cryptosporidium parvum infection	43
of cryptosporidium spp	43
weeks of life	43
there was no	42
calves were fed	42
calves that were	42
after implementation of	42
was detected in	41
the calves in	41
of calves in	41
of passive immunity	41
there is a	40
week of life	40
cryptosporidium parvum in	40
of age and	40
the importance of	39
the current study	39
the most important	38
number of days	38
included in the	38
of the disease	38
because of the	38
of milk replacer	38
of respiratory disease	38
cryptosporidium and giardia	37
the first week	37
of escherichia coli	37
of calf diarrhea	37
was found in	36
considered to be	36
end of the	36
as a result	36
days of life	36
in the small	35
d of age	35
were used to	35
first days of	35
a result of	35
has been reported	35
of the animals	35
likely to be	35
of bovine respiratory	34
part of the	34
all calves were	34
first week of	34
in newborn calves	33
the study period	33
fecal dry matter	33
use of antibiotics	33
clinical signs of	33
before and after	33
associated with a	33
the first days	33
and diarrheic calves	33
diarrhea in calves	33
in confinement housing	32
the prevention of	32
age of the	32
the concentration of	32
health and welfare	32
healthy and diarrheic	32
calves during the	32
more likely to	32
the efficacy of	32
within the first	32
oregano essential oil	32
changes in the	32
the level of	32
fecal samples were	32
in diarrheic calves	31
in dairy cattle	31
in calves and	31
in relation to	31
associated with brd	31
study was to	30
the welfare of	30
and risk factors	30
the course of	30
a total of	30
of veal calves	30
of cryptosporidium infection	30
for the treatment	30
an increase in	30
parvum infection in	30
is associated with	30
been shown to	30
calves from the	30
risk factors associated	30
serum igg concentrations	30
cows and heifers	30
diarrhea in the	29
in the feces	29
rotavirus and coronavirus	29
the percentage of	29
number of oocysts	29
the intestinal tract	29
in calves in	29
of the small	29
has not been	29
molecular characterization of	29
calves housed in	29
the gastrointestinal tract	28
iiaa g r	28
been associated with	28
were included in	28
differences in the	28
compared to the	28
in the same	28
significantly associated with	28
development of the	28
no difference in	28
potential risk factors	28
were found in	28
incidence of diarrhea	28
with the dam	28
has also been	28
of neonatal calves	27
from the dam	27
the occurrence of	27
are presented in	27
neonatal calf diarrhoea	27
of the present	27
of calves and	27
the onset of	27
in the calves	27
found to be	27
the fact that	27
shown in table	27
with respect to	27
in which the	26
the proportion of	26
be used to	26
and in the	26
total number of	26
to days of	26
neonatal calf diarrhea	26
in dairy cows	26
the severity of	26
h after birth	26
in the colostrum	26
bovine viral diarrhea	26
should not be	26
blood samples were	26
for the presence	26
at days of	26
characterization of cryptosporidium	26
birth to weaning	26
a variety of	26
and days of	26
the lack of	26
dairy calves and	25
shown to be	25
may have been	25
of diarrhoea in	25
present in the	25
may not be	25
analysis of the	25
animal health and	25
to be a	25
none of the	25
in preweaned calves	25
milk or milk	25
status of the	25
to reduce the	25
infected with c	25
of cryptosporidium and	25
in the herd	25
of the most	24
have been reported	24
is the most	24
h of age	24
the fattening period	24
there was a	24
neonatal dairy calves	24
on the farm	24
be due to	24
kg body weight	24
to the calf	24
the detection of	24
any of the	24
was added to	24
in a study	24
than in the	24
for the first	23
in the control	23
was carried out	23
transfer of passive	23
infection in calves	23
and after implementation	23
the immune system	23
the control group	23
increased risk of	23
between the groups	23
to the calves	23
the absence of	23
each of the	23
escherichia coli o	23
fish and flaxseed	23
for at least	23
of diarrheic calves	23
calves fed colostrum	23
were collected from	23
on dairy farms	23
has been shown	23
in calves fed	23
and severity of	23
the feces of	23
oocysts per gram	22
calf mortality in	22
each calf was	22
of calf diarrhoea	22
of colostral immunoglobulins	22
in the intestinal	22
to evaluate the	22
under field conditions	22
between and days	22
of the experiment	22
cryptosporidiosis in calves	22
the cause of	22
infected with cryptosporidium	22
in the model	22
of diarrhoea and	22
herd of origin	22
calves kept in	22
the study was	22
calves in confinement	22
related to the	22
intestinal epithelial cells	22
of the scientific	22
calves with a	22
in the netherlands	22
of calves from	22
the influence of	22
the administration of	22
to be the	21
calves infected with	21
disease in calves	21
and flaxseed oil	21
in beef calves	21
the herd of	21
it is not	21
of calves to	21
for use in	21
of calves were	21
of cryptosporidium species	21
at the end	21
fayer et al	21
with cryptosporidium parvum	21
the first h	21
could not be	21
the role of	21
did not differ	21
there is no	21
of healthy calves	21
for the prevention	21
enterotoxigenic escherichia coli	21
ranged from to	21
the beginning of	21
of cryptosporidium in	21
was observed in	21
small intestine of	21
the production of	21
the total number	21
of diarrhoeic calves	21
of milk or	21
presented in table	21
in the current	21
dairy cattle in	21
faecal samples from	20
in swedish dairy	20
the clinical signs	20
detection of bovine	20
the objective of	20
calves up to	20
number of animals	20
calves fed milk	20
most of the	20
the milk replacer	20
calves effects of	20
results of the	20
per gram of	20
of neonatal calf	20
of cryptosporidium isolates	20
of the animal	20
percentage of calves	20
cryptosporidium parvum and	20
the association between	20
for each calf	20
the type of	20
study of the	20
confinement housing calves	20
samples were taken	20
in the period	20
of the fecal	20
it is possible	20
igg concentrations in	20
colostrum and milk	20
the first weeks	20
effect on the	20
been reported in	20
in the presence	20
in the number	20
an increased risk	20
groups of calves	20
total serum protein	19
it is important	19
williams et al	19
care and use	19
collected from the	19
the health of	19
whether or not	19
against cryptosporidium parvum	19
when calves are	19
or milk replacer	19
were housed in	19
can be found	19
treatment of calf	19
of the total	19
compared with the	19
used in the	19
the duration of	19
of newborn calves	19
the aim of	19
can be used	19
on days and	19
in a dairy	19
in herd b	19
in the faeces	19
to be effective	19
the period of	19
calves fed a	19
for respiratory disease	19
health status of	19
of bovine coronavirus	19
of confinement housing	19
the basis of	19
as shown in	19
transfer of colostral	19
a period of	19
calves should be	18
calves born to	18
fecal shedding of	18
total fecal output	18
of colostrum feeding	18
veal calves are	18
in a recent	18
microbiota of healthy	18
the scientific veterinary	18
average daily gain	18
white veal calves	18
cryptosporidium isolates from	18
the first few	18
of days with	18
a longitudinal study	18
the findings of	18
week of age	18
were analyzed using	18
halofuginone lactate in	18
shown in fig	18
associated with calf	18
an outbreak of	18
the calf is	18
the most commonly	18
of young calves	18
detected in the	18
viral diarrhea virus	18
were performed using	18
calves with diarrhoea	18
is one of	18
on calf health	18
volume of colostrum	18
and growth of	18
a minimum of	18
was defined as	18
veal calf mortality	18
calves effect of	18
a reduction in	18
the working group	18
significant differences in	18
of calves that	18
passive immunity in	18
in dairy herds	18
dry matter percentage	18
months of life	18
dairy calves fed	18
with or without	18
difference in the	18
respiratory syncytial virus	18
transfer of immunity	17
bovine respiratory syncytial	17
we did not	17
in terms of	17
were detected in	17
in individual pens	17
and health of	17
fed to calves	17
in response to	17
was no difference	17
dairy farms in	17
not associated with	17
faecal samples were	17
dairy and beef	17
in the final	17
this study were	17
during the last	17
the degree of	17
first weeks of	17
incidence of diarrhoea	17
with the exception	17
reported that the	17
at least one	17
it can be	17
and stored at	17
and performance of	17
cryptosporidiosis in dairy	17
there were no	17
and use of	17
the digestive tract	17
in feces of	17
the exception of	17
antimicrobial treatment rates	17
of diarrhea and	17
on both farms	17
efficacy of halofuginone	17
during the period	17
well as the	17
associated with diarrhoea	17
cryptosporidium parvum oocysts	17
association between the	17
respiratory disease and	17
escherichia coli in	17
of clinical signs	17
flaxseed oil blend	17
was used for	17
welfare of calves	17
be found in	17
in the field	17
to determine if	17
the control of	17
of the intestinal	17
in dairy heifers	17
more than of	17
a study of	16
of the immune	16
is an important	16
with diarrhea in	16
infection in dairy	16
in diarrhoeic calves	16
it should be	16
of the dam	16
up to days	16
the health status	16
in a calf	16
bovine viral diarrhoea	16
l of milk	16
d and d	16
ml of a	16
in the absence	16
obtained from the	16
milk replacer and	16
the impact of	16
the final model	16
added to colostrum	16
during the preweaning	16
the cr group	16
in herds with	16
is important to	16
was to determine	16
and giardia in	16
the preweaning period	16
with diarrhoea in	16
on the welfare	16
on the health	16
in the formula	16
beef and dairy	16
the veal herd	16
in calves that	16
severity of scours	16
experimental infection of	16
was used as	16
use in the	16
in the plasma	16
assessment of the	16
all of the	16
that can be	16
of the effects	16
the fecal microbiota	16
the calf and	16
of the digestive	16
a group of	16
the respiratory tract	16
of brd in	16
calf farming systems	16
were found to	16
in the blood	16
of cryptosporidium oocysts	16
month of life	16
calves were randomly	16
the calf model	16
was higher in	16
calves in this	16
were associated with	16
the concentrations of	16
antimicrobial use in	16
a decrease in	16
it is recommended	16
is a major	15
intestinal tract of	15
calves can be	15
u r n	15
of calves on	15
and of the	15
r o o	15
infection in the	15
course of the	15
of the data	15
no significant difference	15
health of calves	15
the source of	15
diarrheic calves from	15
associated with an	15
after birth and	15
for calves in	15
the calf was	15
n a l	15
have been shown	15
at weeks of	15
calves treated with	15
igg ab titers	15
have been identified	15
r n a	15
it is also	15
cows and calves	15
use of a	15
a l p	15
calf model of	15
are associated with	15
o o f	15
as described by	15
l p r	15
in conjunction with	15
at room temperature	15
a source of	15
in humans and	15
calves are fed	15
p r e	15
beginning of the	15
giardia and cryptosporidium	15
that had been	15
the distribution of	15
infection of the	15
the start of	15
j o u	15
have shown that	15
effect of suckling	15
consistent with the	15
o u r	15
on california dairies	15
shedding of cryptosporidium	15
the quality of	15
p r o	15
randomly assigned to	15
model of cryptosporidiosis	15
results of this	15
plasma concentrations of	15
are shown in	15
antimicrobial drug use	15
of dairy cattle	15
for the detection	15
compared with calves	15
were randomly assigned	15
used as a	15
can also be	15
in groups of	15
of the neonatal	15
of oocyst shedding	15
the rate of	15
the large intestine	15
supplemented transition milk	15
were positive for	15
use of the	15
infection of calves	15
s rrna gene	15
serum total protein	15
a combination of	15
half of the	15
to weeks of	15
been identified in	15
longitudinal study of	15
the ability of	15
with a higher	14
such as the	14
did not affect	14
vaccination of the	14
with respiratory disease	14
study was conducted	14
mortality in calves	14
calves may be	14
be effective in	14
during the fattening	14
at the same	14
quigley et al	14
the laboratory model	14
of the cryptosporidium	14
for calves with	14
order to avoid	14
of the virus	14
of neonatal diarrhea	14
calves did not	14
a wide range	14
of cows and	14
in a large	14
added to the	14
that did not	14
the newborn calf	14
in combination with	14
risk of infection	14
upper respiratory tract	14
to assess the	14
directly from the	14
of the herd	14
box stall calves	14
at the beginning	14
the dry period	14
associated with cryptosporidium	14
the faeces of	14
more than one	14
the dam and	14
signs of ncd	14
cause of death	14
amount of colostrum	14
species and genotypes	14
analyses were performed	14
depending on the	14
on the basis	14
calves in group	14
la nsaid db	14
of colostrum fed	14
of the same	14
in cattle in	14
has been suggested	14
diarrhoea and mortality	14
and lying behavior	14
as previously described	14
the process of	14
be associated with	14
serum igg concentration	14
of poor welfare	14
is necessary to	14
of these calves	14
cow and calf	14
use of halofuginone	14
b and c	14
of the dams	14
relative abundance of	14
fed milk replacer	14
in all calves	14
were observed in	14
when calves were	14
treatment of the	14
used to determine	14
from the same	14
the ability to	14
in the milk	14
at the age	14
review of the	14
on animal health	14
calves were housed	14
in contrast to	14
during their first	14
distribution of cryptosporidium	14
no significant differences	14
the most prevalent	14
cryptosporidiosis in neonatal	14
the jugular vein	14
healthy calves from	14
in agreement with	14
the first month	14
lindsay et al	14
in the environment	14
of the intestine	14
of oregano essential	14
calves in a	13
on the other	13
infections in calves	13
the frequency of	13
the relationship between	13
observed in the	13
calves in herd	13
large number of	13
calves were not	13
can result in	13
from to days	13
on the same	13
the calving season	13
a and b	13
hours after injection	13
in calves from	13
calves less than	13
the calves that	13
could be used	13
of age were	13
with a high	13
of days of	13
was based on	13
higher in the	13
cryptosporidium species and	13
the diarrheic calf	13
incidence and severity	13
for prevention of	13
and goat kids	13
regardless of the	13
based on a	13
impact on the	13
in farm animals	13
first month of	13
of the pen	13
group of calves	13
swedish dairy calves	13
some of the	13
pasteurized waste milk	13
the faecal microbiota	13
in the veal	13
as early as	13
for cryptosporidium infection	13
showed that the	13
the method of	13
in norwegian dairy	13
supported by the	13
wang et al	13
igg and igm	13
data from the	13
infected with bcv	13
the first wk	13
is possible that	13
a lack of	13
calf rearing unit	13
was reported as	13
in comparison with	13
scientific veterinary committee	13
transfer in calves	13
feeding and lying	13
factors for cryptosporidium	13
of oocyst excretion	13
if the calf	13
has been demonstrated	13
severity of diarrhea	13
analysis of cryptosporidium	13
and mortality rates	13
in the development	13
in box stalls	13
is considered to	13
different types of	13
in neonatal calf	13
the first three	13
for treatment of	13
in line with	13
wk of age	13
effect of halofuginone	13
passive transfer in	13
in this issue	13
to calves in	13
the risk for	13
data were analyzed	13
of bovine torovirus	13
the calf with	13
mundt et al	13
and treatment of	13
to nurse the	13
calf diarrhea problems	13
of more than	13
and cryptosporidiosis in	13
in any of	13
nurse the dam	13
in neonatal dairy	13
from the rectum	13
may result in	13
passive immunity to	13
on the development	13
were more likely	13
treatment of cryptosporidiosis	13
the clinical model	13
in trt calves	13
calves from birth	12
the other two	12
calves that died	12
the time to	12
relative abundances of	12
management practices in	12
of antimicrobial agents	12
been suggested that	12
it may be	12
calves within the	12
be able to	12
in older calves	12
cryptosporidium oocysts in	12
are the most	12
holstein bull calves	12
the spread of	12
animal care and	12
de graaf et	12
were examined for	12
of the farms	12
report of the	12
in new zealand	12
of life and	12
the other hand	12
health and performance	12
of fecal dry	12
a recent study	12
found that the	12
of the following	12
calves were treated	12
to estimate the	12
present study was	12
the purpose of	12
the prepatent period	12
by means of	12
first months of	12
of unrewarded visits	12
dairy calves the	12
in healthy calves	12
cryptosporidiosis in a	12
blend added to	12
from the jugular	12
reason for treatment	12
of infection and	12
were identified as	12
month of age	12
is shown in	12
in gnotobiotic calves	12
positive for cryptosporidium	12
diarrhoea in young	12
of oocysts shed	12
role in the	12
of each calf	12
increase in the	12
species of cryptosporidium	12
graaf et al	12
approved by the	12
few weeks of	12
the induction period	12
l of colostrum	12
that have been	12
for the calves	12
experimental cryptosporidiosis in	12
faecal microbiota of	12
evaluation of the	12
of igg in	12
proportion of calves	12
the intestinal lumen	12
members of the	12
the last years	12
two of the	12
calves that had	12
of winter dysentery	12
a commercially available	12
for dairy calves	12
viral diarrhoea virus	12
presence of co	12
to be treated	12
a review of	12
studies on the	12
oil blend added	12
included in this	12
all the calves	12
source of infection	12
caused by the	12
in calves of	12
the first and	12
mg kg body	12
have also been	12
in eco group	12
prevalence of rotavirus	12
in nasal secretions	12
was identified in	12
ff ml of	12
were kept in	12
of the main	12
calf health and	12
oral administration of	12
of colostrum and	12
besser et al	12
as part of	12
within h of	12
were allowed to	12
average daily weight	12
use of confinement	12
the therapeutic group	12
tract of calves	12
in the large	12
with other calves	12
was shown to	12
the calves are	12
was significantly lower	12
milk or replacer	12
no differences in	12
and duration of	12
was the most	12
the trt group	12
infection with c	12
there are no	12
in cases of	12
the recovery period	12
wide range of	12
in suckling calves	12
time of the	12
of at least	12
appears to be	12
involved in the	12
majority of the	12
diarrhoea in calves	12
borderas et al	12
for calves fed	12
in one study	12
ratio fish and	12
the animals were	12
is likely to	12
was not significantly	12
white blood cell	11
a risk assessment	11
signs of disease	11
has been described	11
examination of the	11
the calves and	11
the pathogenesis of	11
weight at arrival	11
during this period	11
was not associated	11
calves on a	11
with halofuginone lactate	11
for more than	11
young dairy calves	11
transfer of immunoglobulins	11
was found to	11
in the gut	11
cryptosporidial infection in	11
a mixture of	11
management practices and	11
of the calving	11
from day to	11
incidence of respiratory	11
of calves fed	11
of the included	11
not significantly different	11
the mammary gland	11
arrival at the	11
were treated with	11
from calves with	11
of preweaned calves	11
aim of this	11
were infected with	11
in the course	11
in broiler chickens	11
calves with ncd	11
be used for	11
infection in cattle	11
and from the	11
diarrhea caused by	11
and can be	11
a dairy herd	11
were enriched in	11
experimentally infected with	11
daily weight gain	11
the calves of	11
were exposed to	11
be achieved by	11
the failure of	11
in the case	11
mg se head	11
of the trial	11
experimental infection with	11
taken into account	11
with an increased	11
of the various	11
of calves during	11
used in this	11
and calves in	11
less than days	11
in new york	11
the shedding of	11
the incidence and	11
the possibility of	11
the immune response	11
should be given	11
level risk factors	11
a dairy farm	11
visits to the	11
were incubated at	11
calves on california	11
times per day	11
the efficiency of	11
report on the	11
to account for	11
studies have shown	11
the calves had	11
of colostrum from	11
tzipori et al	11
similar to the	11
of calves at	11
been found to	11
ml kg bw	11
lambs and goat	11
and number of	11
the extent of	11
in the diet	11
caused by a	11
as a source	11
the difference in	11
of e coli	11
the most effective	11
the loss of	11
effects of treatment	11
of the parasite	11
to months of	11
in of the	11
transmission of cryptosporidium	11
in faeces of	11
also be considered	11
the result of	11
comparison of the	11
epidemiology of cryptosporidium	11
not differ between	11
from each calf	11
objective of this	11
calves and cows	11
suggested that the	11
calf rearing systems	11
and weeks of	11
in the early	11
in adult cattle	11
in the barn	11
on health and	11
the treatment groups	11
with brd in	11
between treatment groups	11
bcov igg ab	11
bovine virus diarrhoea	11
gram of fecal	11
associated with high	11
have been associated	11
addition to the	11
the hpn calves	11
love et al	11
is the first	11
the calf to	11
of the isolates	11
the authors thank	11
in the prevention	11
acute phase proteins	11
and control calves	11
the pl group	11
had to be	11
the identification of	11
calf diarrhoea in	11
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outbreaks of diarrhoea	11
information on the	11
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health and growth	11
and fecal samples	11
can lead to	11
has been found	11
to be of	11
to produce a	11
a cause of	11
the case of	11
of transfer of	11
calves from f	11
mg kg bw	11
development of a	11
calves fed pasteurized	11
in both studies	11
damage to the	11
infection with cryptosporidium	11
number of unrewarded	11
be caused by	11
group a rotavirus	11
one or more	11
are exposed to	11
the study were	11
day of life	11
animal welfare section	11
to dairy calves	11
throughout the experiment	11
should also be	11
prophylactic and therapeutic	11
coli in the	11
is difficult to	11
with calf diarrhea	11
as long as	11
that calves are	11
have not been	11
amount of milk	11
colostrum or colostrum	11
january to june	11
shedding of c	11
in previous studies	11
to ensure that	11
of dairy science	11
halofuginone lactate on	11
enteric pathogens in	11
calves were enrolled	11
risk factor for	11
in faecal samples	11
grinberg et al	11
high incidence of	11
use of antimicrobials	11
in preweaned dairy	11
colostrum from cows	11
procedure of sas	11
welfare aspects of	11
as indicated by	11
calf diarrhea in	11
during the calving	11
respiratory disease complex	11
added to each	11
not detected in	11
number of rewarded	11
the etiology of	11
is a significant	11
moderate to severe	11
was to evaluate	11
vaccinated with a	11
cows vaccinated with	11
it is difficult	10
mortality in the	10
rotavirus infection in	10
immunoglobulins in calves	10
first few weeks	10
on day and	10
to calf welfare	10
of these studies	10
associated risk factors	10
in the gastrointestinal	10
in milk replacers	10
calves and their	10
fed to the	10
days of scouring	10
a large number	10
of their calves	10
of calves was	10
the health and	10
used for the	10
of the s	10
period after implementation	10
healthy calves and	10
calves are not	10
diarrhea in neonatal	10
not more than	10
were assigned to	10
in the uk	10
neonatal diarrhea in	10
berge et al	10
similar to that	10
were compared with	10
the mortality rate	10
for detection of	10
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from cows vaccinated	10
prevalence and risk	10
a range of	10
was significantly higher	10
of oxidative stress	10
on the number	10
mortality rates in	10
day of the	10
a higher mortality	10
prior to the	10
three months of	10
less likely to	10
characterization of the	10
se head daily	10
the day of	10
the potential for	10
concentrations in the	10
up to months	10
may also be	10
intraruminal administration of	10
be the most	10
parvum in calves	10
in a herd	10
at herd level	10
in these herds	10
calves that are	10
implications of different	10
journal of dairy	10
order to evaluate	10
associated with increased	10
sas institute inc	10
colostral igg concentration	10
be attributed to	10
calf health in	10
concentrations in calves	10
administration of oregano	10
it was not	10
is recommended that	10
in the area	10
effects of the	10
colostral immunoglobulins in	10
were higher in	10
in naturally infected	10
of morbidity and	10
different farming systems	10
and welfare of	10
days with diarrhea	10
cryptosporidium species in	10
was not detected	10
removed from the	10
calves may have	10
immune system is	10
ability of the	10
bacteria in the	10
were significantly associated	10
differences between the	10
did not alter	10
i and ii	10
swedish dairy herds	10
of faecal samples	10
a comparison of	10
side of the	10
reduction in antimicrobial	10
digestive tract of	10
a previous study	10
the lamina propria	10
of the infection	10
and giardia duodenalis	10
twice a day	10
significantly different between	10
the authors declare	10
this finding is	10
flora of the	10
are to be	10
has been associated	10
that the calf	10
data not shown	10
a risk factor	10
the significance of	10
of the dairy	10
out of calves	10
in all farms	10
calves and the	10
that they have	10
the absorption of	10
to thank the	10
calf mortality and	10
significant difference in	10
of disease in	10
weight gain and	10
parenteral antimicrobial drugs	10
was similar to	10
administration of fluids	10
and for the	10
parvum and c	10
day to day	10
occurrence of cryptosporidium	10
veal calves in	10
closely related to	10
neonatal calves with	10
reduction in the	10
from their dams	10
management practices on	10
of the diarrhea	10
age of days	10
days after birth	10
first wk of	10
been reported to	10
dairy herds in	10
significantly higher in	10
birth to days	10
in beef cattle	10
period of days	10
was no significant	10
could be due	10
control of cryptosporidiosis	10
otitis media in	10
of gnotobiotic calves	10
kept in the	10
characterisation of cryptosporidium	10
in experimentally challenged	10
cryptosporidium parvum infections	10
was performed by	10
of infrared thermography	10
age at first	10
of naturally acquired	10
within h after	10
degree of dehydration	10
in the report	10
in calves is	10
to of the	10
and molecular characterization	10
producing escherichia coli	10
seems to be	10
although it is	10
the university of	10
during the experiment	10
of infection with	10
intestinal absorption of	10
ryanae and c	10
g for min	10
exposed to a	10
in the faecal	10
and the number	10
control calves were	10
were used in	10
and control of	10
and salmonella typhimurium	10
prevalence of brd	10
be affected by	10
rotavirus and salmonella	10
and respiratory disease	10
cases of diarrhea	10
management of the	10
reactive oxygen species	10
with and without	10
in cattle and	10
the general condition	10
in two different	10
with diarrhea is	10
using the same	10
fed than in	10
use of antimicrobial	10
contamination of the	10
other than the	10
of calf mortality	10
period of time	10
prevention of cryptosporidiosis	10
information about the	10
mycobacterium avium ssp	10
between the two	10
in feedlot cattle	10
on a dairy	10
administration of a	10
the period before	10
a consequence of	10
were determined by	10
of septicemia in	10
with ml of	10
veissier et al	10
by the calf	10
pathogens in the	10
fecal samples from	10
calves at the	10
prophylactic use of	10
effect of colostrum	10
and management practices	10
the provision of	10
intensive calf farming	10
and calf health	10
calves reared in	10
fecal oocyst shedding	9
calves were monitored	9
separated from their	9
region of the	9
determination of the	9
should be avoided	9
molecular epidemiology of	9
and la nsaid	9
and cryptosporidium in	9
as a consequence	9
of the two	9
also been reported	9
housed in individual	9
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of group a	9
diarrheic calves with	9
a few days	9
at d of	9
effects of feeding	9
colostrum within the	9
the fixed effects	9
abomasal ulcers in	9
the enteric nervous	9
and escherichia coli	9
of bcov rna	9
dairy cows and	9
with diarrhea and	9
brscic et al	9
contact with the	9
of neonatal dairy	9
the study population	9
and frequency of	9
of infectious enteritis	9
increased the risk	9
risk of disease	9
to test the	9
of up to	9
in bovine neonates	9
calves suffering from	9
taylor et al	9
mortality in dairy	9
escherichia coli and	9
the state of	9
the management of	9
associated with neonatal	9
the transmission of	9
a measure of	9
for this study	9
significantly lower in	9
important cause of	9
shedding of bovine	9
reported as treated	9
for veal calf	9
the period after	9
due to lack	9
vaccinated and control	9
as in the	9
escherichia coli strains	9
bovine coronavirus in	9
associated with infection	9
isolated from a	9
the excretion of	9
of the state	9
studies have reported	9
is consistent with	9
for all calves	9
parvum infections in	9
well as a	9
the united kingdom	9
calves than in	9
was collected from	9
to lack of	9
rate of e	9
the basis for	9
only one of	9
analyzed using the	9
used to evaluate	9
to veal calves	9
greater for calves	9
of rotavirus in	9
dairy heifer calves	9
this indicates that	9
of all calves	9
is the major	9
was isolated from	9
collected from calves	9
presence of other	9
protection of calves	9
enteric nervous system	9
were conducted using	9
housed in hutches	9
part of a	9
the intestinal mucosa	9
in the other	9
factors such as	9
separated from the	9
observations on the	9
escherichia coli heat	9
likely to have	9
robertson et al	9
and housed in	9
and use committee	9
brd in preweaned	9
hours after birth	9
h of life	9
from diarrhoeic calves	9
of the faeces	9
adequate transfer of	9
with rotavirus and	9
for diarrhea in	9
the highest prevalence	9
to decrease the	9
but did not	9
contributed to the	9
svensson et al	9
throughout the study	9
institutional animal care	9
reported to be	9
is presented in	9
calf mortality rate	9
of clinical disease	9
for the study	9
as high as	9
attaching and effacing	9
in group pens	9
is not possible	9
body condition score	9
oocyst shedding and	9
will not be	9
it must be	9
from the study	9
experimental and control	9
in the last	9
and may be	9
known to be	9
of the three	9
and it is	9
as a primary	9
preweaned dairy calves	9
strains isolated from	9
in antimicrobial treatment	9
allowed to nurse	9
outbreak of cryptosporidiosis	9
result in a	9
could be a	9
enteropathogenic escherichia coli	9
arrival in the	9
calves from different	9
the last four	9
of human cryptosporidiosis	9
there is not	9
effects of a	9
causes of diarrhea	9
calves in france	9
stott et al	9
may be due	9
associated with cryptosporidiosis	9
observed in calves	9
there may be	9
a score of	9
between days and	9
infection in a	9
associated with this	9
sequence analysis of	9
in veterinary medicine	9
adg from birth	9
was assessed by	9
escherichia coli k	9
and control pens	9
factors related to	9
need to be	9
of infection for	9
of calves treated	9
calves in box	9
of cryptosporidium from	9
calves that have	9
calves evaluation of	9
significant differences between	9
calves of the	9
nsaid db calves	9
and genotypes in	9
pcr products were	9
reduce the risk	9
concentrations of igg	9
for min at	9
of life in	9
dairy calves prevalence	9
to be associated	9
and cryptosporidium parvum	9
by the same	9
prevalence and molecular	9
may be a	9
is caused by	9
were stored at	9
bw over minutes	9
compared with those	9
to be an	9
of different types	9
the fecal samples	9
naciri et al	9
are likely to	9
are summarised in	9
agents associated with	9
a significant difference	9
fluid and electrolyte	9
not possible to	9
out of the	9
of exposure to	9
from different farms	9
severe metabolic acidosis	9
in this group	9
of enteropathogens in	9
last four weeks	9
showed signs of	9
fed a hpn	9
diarrhea due to	9
natural and experimental	9
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of the diarrheic	9
preweaned calves on	9
at this time	9
the odds of	9
an association between	9
of enteric disease	9
results indicate that	9
all calves received	9
beneficial effect of	9
medicated milk replacer	9
intestinal cryptosporidiosis in	9
virus diarrhoea virus	9
that may be	9
to newborn calves	9
in the cr	9
were analyzed by	9
found in a	9
more common in	9
in study i	9
calves of study	9
due to a	9
factors contributing to	9
performance and health	9
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h posttreatment period	9
housing and management	9
was not possible	9
between d and	9
of healthy and	9
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as soon as	9
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cattle in the	9
authors declare that	9
to the feeder	9
of different farming	9
is also important	9
of the four	9
we hypothesized that	9
prevalence of c	9
recent studies have	9
on farm a	9
calves and heifers	9
and g p	9
should be noted	9
three weeks after	9
should be considered	9
signs of illness	9
odds of brd	9
bovis and c	9
milk replacer was	9
diarrhoea and respiratory	9
suggests that the	9
four weeks of	9
a calf with	9
in england and	9
occurred during the	9
calves efficacy of	9
outbreaks of cryptosporidiosis	9
the need to	9
enteric and respiratory	9
log oocysts per	9
of fluid therapy	9
the first months	9
calves on the	9
of the daily	9
calves comparison of	9
the prevalence and	9
the percent of	9
and the presence	9
in group a	9
and did not	9
result of the	9
treatment did not	9
of housing and	9
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less than weeks	8
a field trial	8
some of these	8
the dose of	8
calves in two	8
in the newborn	8
in these animals	8
pasteurized colostrum and	8
use of ntz	8
was the primary	8
the transfer of	8
findings of the	8
radositis et al	8
play a role	8
in this work	8
disease in dairy	8
was significantly associated	8
as compared to	8
safety implications of	8
commercial milk replacer	8
bp of the	8
efficacy of a	8
date of birth	8
were placed in	8
of dairy heifers	8
were negative for	8
in the pl	8
the vaccinated herd	8
at birth and	8
in the experimental	8
than per cent	8
incidence of scours	8
absorption in calves	8
weight gain in	8
this is the	8
concluded that the	8
of calves born	8
is not clear	8
from the model	8
specific antibodies in	8
three weeks of	8
conflict of interest	8
has been identified	8
in suckling and	8
in a few	8
the study and	8
calves need to	8
membership and structure	8
were taken from	8
winter dysentery in	8
parvum oocyst shedding	8
have contributed to	8
detection of cryptosporidium	8
antibiotic resistance in	8
tended to be	8
it does not	8
the fpt group	8
fixed effects of	8
lack of data	8
in the intestine	8
the alimentary tract	8
and management of	8
c parvum infection	8
immunity in the	8
kg bw over	8
to minimize the	8
at least h	8
clinical signs were	8
and pasteurized waste	8
calves have been	8
serum amyloid a	8
in bovine colostrum	8
common cause of	8
are found in	8
colostrum management program	8
phylogenetic analysis of	8
mortality rate of	8
onset of diarrhoea	8
veal herds and	8
two to three	8
risk factors of	8
and diarrhea in	8
in western france	8
presence of cryptosporidium	8
in north america	8
the rearing unit	8
calves in groups	8
infection in bovine	8
of the treatment	8
of otitis media	8
only a few	8
g of igg	8
administration of milk	8
failure of transfer	8
with a commercial	8
and beef cattle	8
diarrhea associated with	8
viruses and bacteria	8
were collected at	8
for each of	8
to increase the	8
for failure of	8
seem to be	8
was the only	8
in veal calf	8
as the main	8
in association with	8
have been published	8
that there was	8
studies have been	8
first h of	8
health from birth	8
faeces of calves	8
food safety implications	8
oocysts in the	8
calves prevalence of	8
between january and	8
parvum and giardia	8
oocyst excretion and	8
between treatment and	8
duration of the	8
cow or calf	8
day in the	8
calf health from	8
diarrheic calves in	8
of enteric pathogens	8
the mean age	8
and prevention of	8
were treated for	8
has been used	8
to investigate the	8
per cent dehydrated	8
quantities of milk	8
keverling buisman et	8
of calves is	8
practices in the	8
the patent period	8
to achieve a	8
as a cause	8
the design of	8
of feeding colostrum	8
iga and igm	8
when compared with	8
our study was	8
quality of colostrum	8
of calves of	8
are known to	8
in this report	8
the previous svc	8
infected with e	8
schaefer et al	8
a role in	8
are more likely	8
in the abomasum	8
it is generally	8
for infectious diseases	8
of the rumen	8
age groups of	8
on growth performance	8
of animals that	8
of animals and	8
from the first	8
for up to	8
an attempt to	8
of the number	8
calves prevalence and	8
the experimental calves	8
antioxidative status in	8
a calf was	8
commonly found in	8
early detection of	8
beef herds in	8
and igm concentrations	8
could have been	8
for determination of	8
on the first	8
effects of dietary	8
poor welfare in	8
each of these	8
infections in cattle	8
in the second	8
anaesthesia and analgesia	8
included the fixed	8
participated in the	8
a significantly higher	8
an overview of	8
control of bovine	8
the gi tract	8
with cryptosporidium and	8
effect of feeding	8
were identified in	8
age of calves	8
hall et al	8
provided in the	8
the needs of	8
positive and negative	8
caused by cryptosporidium	8
a beneficial effect	8
was included in	8
calves to be	8
the epidemiology of	8
weeks before slaughter	8
are part of	8
in the vaccinated	8
the objectives of	8
first three months	8
model included the	8
cattle and pigs	8
and the interaction	8
the implementation of	8
of mycoplasma bovis	8
is less than	8
buisman et al	8
oral electrolyte solutions	8
been detected in	8
analyses of the	8
effective in reducing	8
of cryptosporidium baileyi	8
in lambs and	8
many of the	8
that could be	8
large numbers of	8
smith et al	8
the growth of	8
only in the	8
and welfare aspects	8
in the literature	8
cryptosporidium parvum is	8
and type of	8
the interaction of	8
serum protein concentration	8
with the risk	8
as described previously	8
be noted that	8
days of the	8
in the rumen	8
indicates that the	8
of age in	8
treated with halofuginone	8
the morning feeding	8
in the incidence	8
in the time	8
infections with cryptosporidium	8
of calves the	8
it was found	8
lensink et al	8
adequate passive transfer	8
a fecal score	8
in young dairy	8
carried out with	8
have been found	8
vaccinated and unvaccinated	8
systematic review and	8
with calf mortality	8
needs of calves	8
results of a	8
gulliksen et al	8
seen in the	8
for cryptosporidiosis in	8
score of or	8
prevalence of infection	8
of the authors	8
not included in	8
of bovine viral	8
england and wales	8
of colostral leukocytes	8
between healthy and	8
differences were found	8
tested positive for	8
diagnosis of septicemia	8
diarrhoeic calves in	8
compared to calves	8
of the fattening	8
antimicrobial drugs used	8
parvum oocysts in	8
in the models	8
contribute to the	8
of calf pens	8
halofuginone lactate treatment	8
treated with antibiotics	8
that were not	8
in these cases	8
the maternity pen	8
health and productivity	8
intravenous fluid therapy	8
was supported by	8
with bovine coronavirus	8
animals and humans	8
first colostrum feeding	8
or colostrum replacer	8
of the colostrum	8
data of the	8
wk of life	8
response to vaccination	8
herd prevalence of	8
quality of the	8
in each group	8
to identify the	8
were moved to	8
feces of healthy	8
effects on the	8
the fecal dry	8
were not different	8
associated with respiratory	8
colostrum replacer or	8
scientific committee on	8
colostrum and pasteurized	8
to the controls	8
episode of diarrhea	8
isolated from the	8
in mammary secretions	8
is that the	8
during the dry	8
the study of	8
and there is	8
efficiency of ig	8
it seems that	8
of infectious agents	8
feeding of milk	8
in community membership	8
evaluation of a	8
in all three	8
the potential to	8
cho and yoon	8
in calves reared	8
four weeks before	8
on the day	8
clinical signs and	8
was to investigate	8
cause of diarrhea	8
to determine whether	8
became infected with	8
the reason for	8
the risk assessment	8
of immunoglobulin g	8
animals and the	8
immune response to	8
a high incidence	8
treatment of diarrhea	8
to the intestinal	8
infection with rotavirus	8
to use the	8
diarrheic dairy calves	8
is based on	8
ryan et al	8
level of the	8
weaned dairy calves	8
two different calf	8
taking into account	8
the s rrna	8
would like to	8
use of an	8
in all of	8
of giardia and	8
of the remaining	8
different calf rearing	8
the intestinal epithelium	8
were removed from	8
the age group	8
referred to as	8
the probability of	8
and dairy calves	8
of enterotoxigenic escherichia	8
is not available	8
from vaccinated cows	8
of the respiratory	8
effect of the	8
were considered significant	8
the care and	8
h of birth	8
with more than	8
with high mortality	8
enteric disease in	8
has to be	8
abnormal oral behaviours	8
association with diarrhea	8
are able to	8
in the experiment	8
to have a	8
at h of	8
which can be	8
antimicrobial resistance in	8
in another study	8
for a period	8
calves fed with	8
polymerase chain reaction	8
oxidative stress in	8
in experimentally infected	8
appeared to be	8
animals such as	8
blood haemoglobin levels	8
into the intestinal	8
mortality of diarrhoeic	8
herds in the	8
for cryptosporidium spp	8
test was used	8
have been described	8
in calves born	8
of rotavirus and	8
molecular characterisation of	8
in the clinical	8
of the herds	8
been used to	8
brd in the	8
in some cases	8
presented in fig	8
serum igg and	8
diarrhea in young	8
were used as	8
of the importance	8
hl in the	7
challenged neonatal calves	7
disease in the	7
systemic signs of	7
higher risk of	7
calves raised in	7
it could be	7
seen in calves	7
from a calf	7
the differences in	7
with cryptosporidium sp	7
to study the	7
the ahaw panel	7
overview of the	7
sensitivity and specificity	7
of the bovine	7
diarrhea is a	7
used to identify	7
line with the	7
farms in the	7
calves for the	7
kept in individual	7
would have been	7
of antibiotics is	7
in the dairy	7
and salmonella spp	7
well as in	7
in healthy and	7
the farm visit	7
is needed to	7
performed using the	7
of colostrum is	7
may be more	7
infected at days	7
the specificity of	7
sheep and goats	7
severity of the	7
refers to the	7
and the clinical	7
of the faecal	7
parvum in experimentally	7
it would be	7
the addition of	7
experimental cryptosporidium parvum	7
the remainder of	7
fecal microbiota of	7
vaccination of calves	7
and other enteropathogens	7
milk replacer in	7
as described above	7
were separated from	7
linked immunosorbent assay	7
herds in argentina	7
cryptosporidium infections in	7
identified as c	7
serum concentrations of	7
in one of	7
been found in	7
the content of	7
in the respiratory	7
of the blood	7
health and survival	7
dairy calves with	7
used to treat	7
study were to	7
be taken into	7
was determined by	7
stabilized rice bran	7
the calf from	7
identified as a	7
effect of a	7
in an attempt	7
with neonatal diarrhea	7
the appearance of	7
per production cycle	7
halofuginone lactate was	7
the models were	7
and at the	7
the first hours	7
when the calves	7
calves were given	7
from calves that	7
was extracted from	7
mean number of	7
with regard to	7
goodwin et al	7
cows in the	7
holstein calves fed	7
the peak of	7
with bcv only	7
the removal of	7
evidence suggests that	7
bacterial contamination of	7
total protein levels	7
of antimicrobial drugs	7
abundances of the	7
brd in calves	7
in the toltrazuril	7
with cryptosporidium baileyi	7
colostrum is not	7
to the milk	7
order to prevent	7
and distribution of	7
days after the	7
associated with bovine	7
had no effect	7
treatment of diarrheic	7
of the large	7
were able to	7
health and management	7
higher levels of	7
they can be	7
in herd a	7
using a commercial	7
may be the	7
high prevalence of	7
calves of both	7
in the trt	7
on farms in	7
small number of	7
mg ml igg	7
of antimicrobial drug	7
the aetiology of	7
in calves receiving	7
samples of the	7
did not change	7
in the form	7
young calves in	7
lundborg et al	7
a mean of	7
that the calves	7
of oral rehydration	7
the hypothesis that	7
as compared with	7
colonization of the	7
most common cause	7
the scope of	7
intestinal epithelial cell	7
were reported in	7
in herd c	7
in holstein calves	7
is that it	7
at and h	7
of antibiotics in	7
university of california	7
no effect on	7
explained by the	7
newborn calves are	7
infected with the	7
transfer to the	7
by the number	7
parts of the	7
no association between	7
calves excreting oocysts	7
pain in calves	7
nature of the	7
by the time	7
of beef cattle	7
tyler et al	7
the assessment of	7
cows with a	7
of zoonotic transmission	7
of immunity in	7
may lead to	7
this type of	7
the early s	7
fecal consistency scores	7
effects of halofuginone	7
between the treatment	7
belong to the	7
the first to	7
of milk fed	7
in particular the	7
in out of	7
by the presence	7
physiological and behavioural	7
no differences were	7
a model for	7
at least once	7
with bovine respiratory	7
were the most	7
and animal welfare	7
of the models	7
this work was	7
a negative effect	7
the blood of	7
antibody responses to	7
into the lumen	7
isolates from humans	7
calf with the	7
the multivariable model	7
and cattle in	7
lactate in the	7
of salmonella typhimurium	7
calves between and	7
an automatic milk	7
statistical analyses were	7
a higher risk	7
after the first	7
the prophylactic and	7
an algorithm for	7
tested for the	7
the first two	7
samples collected from	7
for which the	7
of botv in	7
appear to be	7
for the care	7
used to assess	7
of the potential	7
behaviour of calves	7
dependent on the	7
by cryptosporidium parvum	7
is dependent on	7
diseases such as	7
infection and the	7
the samples were	7
considered as a	7
induced by a	7
for calves and	7
different between groups	7
the experiment was	7
during the trial	7
more recent data	7
veterinary diagnostic laboratory	7
coli strains isolated	7
fecal scores of	7
and development of	7
on the course	7
and is a	7
a major cause	7
the czech republic	7
castration and dehorning	7
difference between the	7
blood was collected	7
and the other	7
subtype iiaa g	7
the intestinal microbiota	7
than calves in	7
addition of srb	7
into account the	7
milk fed to	7
calves had a	7
of study i	7
we found no	7
paraud et al	7
status of calves	7
of an algorithm	7
the tp calves	7
to be more	7
of the clinical	7
of early separation	7
by comparing the	7
dairy calf management	7
of infection in	7
the activity of	7
hoet et al	7
of origin and	7
if it is	7
with other pathogens	7
bartels et al	7
calves were infected	7
the volume of	7
it is unknown	7
and days old	7
they should be	7
cryptosporidium pig genotype	7
dohoo et al	7
mycoplasma bovis and	7
amount of feed	7
lactate against cryptosporidium	7
the veal herds	7
the relative abundances	7
bovine respiratory syncytical	7
treated of their	7
aged between and	7
were present in	7
system in the	7
to each well	7
the neonatal calf	7
the first report	7
cryptosporidium baileyi in	7
size of the	7
in milk replacer	7
the model included	7
comparison of three	7
is recommended to	7
calves on farm	7
most commonly reported	7
norwegian dairy calves	7
bovine coronavirus and	7
the requirements of	7
not affected by	7
of the newborn	7
veal calves fed	7
experimental infections in	7
calves influence of	7
jarvie et al	7
factors for veal	7
of cryptosporidium sp	7
may increase the	7
of sodium bicarbonate	7
the timing of	7
access to a	7
concentrations in colostrum	7
on farms with	7
diarrhea in dairy	7
and quality of	7
and were considered	7
in this trial	7
to the study	7
did not have	7
presented to the	7
depends on the	7
in beef herds	7
infections with other	7
than healthy calves	7
were observed between	7
fed pasteurized colostrum	7
experimentally challenged neonatal	7
median amount of	7
was not significant	7
week old calves	7
in the winter	7
spread of bcv	7
suggest that the	7
body weight gain	7
but not the	7
and does not	7
in the lamina	7
and cryptosporidium spp	7
serum samples were	7
humans and animals	7
infection with other	7
and dairy herds	7
and colleagues reported	7
in animals and	7
effects of housing	7
in the laboratory	7
by use of	7
in the proximal	7
a study on	7
was consistent with	7
tumor necrosis factor	7
of mortality in	7
adult dairy cows	7
and giardia infections	7
was effective in	7
windeyer et al	7
diseases of the	7
review and meta	7
in a linear	7
of oocysts in	7
of the organism	7
in calf rearing	7
be related to	7
plates were incubated	7
of dm d	7
than days of	7
and ml of	7
are considered to	7
or a combination	7