Veterinary Pathology · 1972 · 45 citations · 11 references
Veterinary MedicineInfectious DiseasesVeterinary ParasitologyInfectious Disease PathologyParasitologyVeterinary Parasitic DiseasesLivestock-associated ZoonosesParasitic Disease PathogenesisParasitic ZoonosesProtozoan ZoonosesRuminant ParasitologyZoonotic Parasitic DiseasesImmunopathology Of TrypanosomiasisOvine Protozoal DiseasesPathological ScienceSubcutaneous Tissue InfectionsTrypanosomatid-host InteractionsTrypanosome InfectionsTrypanosomiasis PathogenesisTrypanosomiasis Pathology
In cattle infected experimentally with Trypanosoma brucei the trypanosomes localized extravascularly in the connective tissues and produced inflammatory reactions in the skin, subcutaneous tissue, heart, central nervous system, and eye. These observations indicate that, as in other domestic and laboratory animals, T. brucei is a parasite of connective tissues in cattle.
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