Paratuberkulose – ein Update zur Epidemiologie und zu Kontrollansätzen

Dieser Reviewartikel befasst sich mit der Epidemiologie und den Kontrollansätzen der Paratuberkulose mit einem Fokus auf Milchviehbetriebe. Zudem wird das zoonotische Potenzial des Erregers Mycobacterium avium subspezies paratuberculosis diskutiert.

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