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"Red Water" Disease
-->Liver infarcts caused by liver flukes |
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Type A: Gas Gangrene "Big Head"
Type B: Black Disease --> infectious necrotic hepatitis |
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1) Food borne botulism
2) Infant botulism |
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"Tyzzer's Disease"
1. Necrotizing hepatitis
2. Hemorrhagic enteritis |
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| Pseudomembranous Enterocolitis |
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most widespread; constantly present in intestinal contents of humans and animals and in their environment.
Causes Yellow Lamb Disease
Alpha toxin produced in small intestine |
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| hemorrhagic and necrotic enteritis in many species; mostly in England |
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-Causes Lamb Dysentery
-beta toxin, causes hemorrhagic ulceration of small intestine
-Fetid blood-tinged diarrhea is common and death usually occurs within a few days |
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-Enterotoxemia in sheep and goats
-Pulpy Kidney Disease (overeating disease)
-spores are germinating and muliplying (causes lethal epsilon toxin) |
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| inflammation of abomasal lining in sheep |
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| Primary cause of foot rot in sheep--> virulence factor is keratin degrading proteases |
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| Bacteroides meaninogenicus |
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| Foot rot in cattle --> virulence factor is collagenase |
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Peritonitis in humans
-->resistant to oxygen and contains superoxide dismutase |
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