- A
trypanotolerant organism is one
which is
relatively less
affected by
trypanosome infestation. Some
breeds are
known for
their trypanotolerance. This...
- Gambia, Mali,
Ivory Coast, Liberia, Nigeria, and
Sierra Leone. They are
trypanotolerant,
allowing them to be kept in
tsetse fly-infested areas. They also show...
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under a
microscope for
trypanosomes to
confirm diagnosis. The use of
trypanotolerant breeds for
livestock farming should be
considered if the
disease is...
-
village economy of West Africa.
Nigerian West
African Dwarf goats are
trypanotolerant (they
resist to
infections by Trypanosoma) and
haemonchotolerant (they...
-
Colonial Development,
Environmental Knowledge, and the
Introduction of
Trypanotolerant Cattle in
French Equatorial Africa, 1945–1960."
Environmental History...
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death of the
infected animals.
Certain species of
cattle are
called trypanotolerant because they can
survive and grow even when
infected with trypanosomes...
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recovered since the end of the war in 2002. Most
cattle are of the
trypanotolerant N'Dama
breed and
problem diseases include contagious bovine pleuropneumonia...
- Bibcode:2019EvApp..12..123P. doi:10.1111/eva.12674. PMC 6304694. PMID 30622640. "
Trypanotolerant livestock in the
context of
trypanosomiasis intervention strategies"...
- allergy-free milk. In 2016
Jayne Raper and a team
announced the
first trypanotolerant transgenic cow in the world. This team,
spanning the International...
- Hoste, C. H.; Africa,
International Livestock Centre for (1992).
Trypanotolerant livestock in west and
central Africa: A decade's results. ILRI (aka...
