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Clinical Immunodermatology in Small Animals

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Clinical Immunodermatology in Small Animals

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Comprehensive veterinary reference covering clinical immunodermatology in small animals. This digital edition provides in-depth coverage suitable for veterinarians, veterinary students, technicians, and animal health professionals.

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Contents (p.7)
Preface (p.8)
1 Structure of bacterial cells (p.12)
2 Cultivation, preservation and inactivation of bacteria (p.14)
3 Bacterial genetics and genetic variation (p.16)
4 Molecular diagnostic methods (p.20)
5 Laboratory diagnosis of bacterial disease (p.22)
6 Molecular subtyping of bacteria (p.24)
7 Antibacterial agents (p.28)
8 Antimicrobial susceptibility testing (p.30)
9 Bacterial resistance to antimicrobial drugs (p.32)
10 Bacterial infections (p.34)
11 Structure and components of the immune system (p.36)
12 Adaptive immunity (p.40)
13 Protective immune responses against infectious agents (p.42)
14 Staphylococcus species (p.46)
15 Streptococci (p.48)
16 Corynebacterium species and Rhodococcus equi (p.50)
17 Actinobacteria (p.52)
18 Listeria species (p.56)
19 Erysipelothrix rhusiopathiae (p.57)
20 Bacillus species (p.58)
21 Clostridium species (p.60)
22 Mycobacterium species (p.64)
23 Enterobacteriaceae (p.68)
24 Pseudomonas aeruginosa (p.72)
25 Burkholderia mallei and Burkholderia pseudomallei (p.73)
26 Actinobacillus species (p.74)
27 Pasteurella species, Mannheimia haemolytica and Bibersteinia trehalosi (p.76)
28 Histophilus, Haemophilus and Avibacterium species (p.78)
29 Taylorella equigenitalis (p.80)
30 Moraxella bovis (p.81)
31 Francisella tularensis (p.82)
32 Lawsonia intracellularis (p.83)
33 Bordetella species (p.84)
34 Brucella species (p.86)
35 Campylobacter species (p.90)
36 Spirochaetes (p.92)
37 Pathogenic, anaerobic, non-spore-forming Gram-negative bacteria (p.96)
38 Mycoplasmas (p.98)
39 Chlamydiae (p.102)
40 Rickettsiales and Coxiella burnetii (p.104)
41 General features of fungi associated with disease inanimals (p.108)
42 Dermatophytes (p.110)
43 Aspergillus species (p.112)
44 Yeasts and disease production (p.114)
45 Dimorphic fungi (p.116)
46 Zygomycetes of veterinary importance (p.118)
47 Mycotoxins and mycotoxicoses (p.120)
48 Pathogenic algae and cyanobacteria (p.124)
49 Antifungal chemotherapy (p.126)
50 Nature, structure and taxonomy of viruses (p.130)
51 Replication of viruses (p.132)
52 Laboratory diagnosis of viral disease (p.136)
53 Antiviral chemotherapy (p.138)
54 Herpesviridae (p.142)
55 Papillomaviridae (p.146)
56 Adenoviridae (p.148)
57 Poxviridae (p.150)
58 Asfarviridae (p.152)
59 Bornaviridae (p.153)
60 Parvoviridae (p.154)
61 Circoviridae (p.156)
62 Astroviridae (p.157)
63 Retroviridae (p.158)
64 Reoviridae (p.162)
65 Orthomyxoviridae (p.164)
66 Paramyxoviridae (p.166)
67 Rhabdoviridae (p.170)
68 Bunyaviridae (p.172)
69 Birnaviridae (p.173)
70 Picornaviridae (p.174)
71 Caliciviridae (p.176)
72 Coronaviridae (p.178)
73 Arteriviridae (p.180)
74 Togaviridae (p.181)
75 Flaviviridae (p.182)
76 Prions (p.186)
77 Biosecurity (p.190)
78 Vaccination (p.194)
79 Disinfection (p.198)
Appendix: relevant websites (p.200)
Index (p.201)
... and 200 more chapters