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Estimation of flock/herd-level true Mycobacterium avium subspecies paratuberculosis prevalence on sheep, beef cattle and deer farms in New Zealand using a novel Bayesian model

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WoS	WOS:000346542000004
Scopus	SCOPUS_ID:84912066497

DOI

10.1016/J.PREVETMED.2014.10.004

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2014

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artículo de investigación

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Abstract

Across all species, 69% of farms had at least one species test positive. Sheep flocks had the highest HTP estimate (76%, posterior probability interval (PPI) 70-81%), followed by deer (46%, PPI 38-55%) and beef herds (42%, PPI 35-50%). Differences were observed between the two main islands of New Zealand, with higher HTP in sheep and beef cattle flocks/herds in the NI. Sheep flock HTP was 80% in the NI compared with 70% (POPR = 0.96) in the SI, while the HTP for beef cattle was 44% in the NI and 38% in the SI (POPR = 0.80). Conversely, deer HTP was higher in the SI (54%) than the NI (33%, POPR = 0.99). Infection with MAP is endemic at high prevalence in sheep, beef cattle and deer flocks/herds across New Zealand. (C) 2014 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.

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Preventive Veterinary Medicine	0167-5877

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Veterinary Sciences

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Publicaciones WoS (Ediciones: ISSHP, ISTP, AHCI, SSCI, SCI), Scopus, SciELO Chile.

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Autores - Afiliación

Ord.	Autor	Género	Institución - País
1	VERDUGO-VASQUEZ, CRISTOBAL	Hombre	Universidad Austral de Chile - Chile Massey Univ - Nueva Zelanda Massey University Manawatu - Nueva Zelanda Massey University - Nueva Zelanda
2	Jones, Geoff	Hombre	Massey Univ - Nueva Zelanda Massey University Manawatu - Nueva Zelanda Massey University - Nueva Zelanda
3	Johnson, Wes	-	Univ Calif Irvine - Estados Unidos University of California, Irvine - Estados Unidos
4	Wilson, Peter	Hombre	Massey Univ - Nueva Zelanda Massey University Manawatu - Nueva Zelanda Massey University - Nueva Zelanda
5	Stringer, Lesley	-	Dept Agr & Rural Dev - Reino Unido Massey University Manawatu - Nueva Zelanda Veterinary Epidemiology Unit - Irlanda Massey University - Nueva Zelanda Veterinary Epidemiology Unit - Reino Unido
6	Heuer, Cord	Hombre	Massey University Manawatu - Nueva Zelanda Massey University - Nueva Zelanda

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Citas No-identificadas: 91.3 %

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Johne's Disease Research Consortium New Zealand
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Agradecimiento
This study was funded by the Johne's Disease Research Consortium New Zealand (Grant no. JDRC.5.1.Epidemiology). The authors would like to acknowledge farmers and veterinary practices for their participation, as well as numerous post-graduate student volunteers and casual workers for sample processing and data entry. Staff at the Disease Research Laboratory (DRL) at Otago University and AgResearch Laboratories, Wallaceville, especially Dr. Geoff DeLisle, Gary Yates and Simon Liggett, are acknowledged for diagnostic capability and support. And special thanks go to Paulina Guzman, Saskia Prickaerts, Daniela Tapia, Neville Haack, and Raewynne Pearson for their practical help and invaluable support to this research, and to Dr Rebecca Mitchell for her valuable comments on the manuscript.
This study was funded by the Johne's Disease Research Consortium New Zealand (Grant no. JDRC.5.1.Epidemiology). The authors would like to acknowledge farmers and veterinary practices for their participation, as well as numerous post-graduate student volunteers and casual workers for sample processing and data entry. Staff at the Disease Research Laboratory (DRL) at Otago University and AgResearch Laboratories, Wallaceville, especially Dr. Geoff DeLisle, Gary Yates and Simon Liggett, are acknowledged for diagnostic capability and support. And special thanks go to Paulina Guzman, Saskia Prickaerts, Daniela Tapia, Neville Haack, and Raewynne Pearson for their practical help and invaluable support to this research, and to Dr Rebecca Mitchell for her valuable comments on the manuscript.

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This study was funded by the Johne's Disease Research Consortium New Zealand (Grant no. JDRC.5.1.Epidemiology). The authors would like to acknowledge farmers and veterinary practices for their participation, as well as numerous post-graduate student volunteers and casual workers for sample processing and data entry. Staff at the Disease Research Laboratory (DRL) at Otago University and AgResearch Laboratories, Wallaceville, especially Dr. Geoff DeLisle, Gary Yates and Simon Liggett, are acknowledged for diagnostic capability and support. And special thanks go to Paulina Guzman, Saskia Prickaerts, Daniela Tapia, Neville Haack, and Raewynne Pearson for their practical help and invaluable support to this research, and to Dr Rebecca Mitchell for her valuable comments on the manuscript.

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