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October 10, 2025Indian Journal of Veterinary PathologyOpen Access

Isolation and detection of Pasteurella multocida from clinical hemorrhagic septicaemia cases of buffaloes

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RCRajesh ChahotaChaudhary Sarwan Kumar Himachal Pradesh Krishi Vishvavidyalaya

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Bacterial isolation confirms pasteurella multocida in buffaloes with hemorrhagic septicaemia, suggesting better management practices.

Key Points

  • Four out of 24 samples tested positive for pasteurella multocida, indicating its role in respiratory illness in buffaloes.
  • Culture and biochemical assays confirmed the presence of pasteurella multocida in two samples from hemorrhagic septicaemia cases.
  • DNA extraction followed by PCR targeting the KMT1 gene was employed to detect the bacterium effectively.
  • Effective vaccination and hygienic practices are crucial to minimizing the spread of pasteurella multocida among buffaloes.

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Rajesh Chahota (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68e861a57ef2f04ca37e4814https://doi.org/10.56093/t7a28g13
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