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Experimental study reveals severe acute cardiopulmonary damage in sheep exposed to Clostridium perfringens, indicating toxin-driven fatal pathology.
mutant or in the negative control. We conclude that severe acute cardiopulmonary lesions in sheep with experimental enterotoxemia are associated with the capacity of the strains to produce ETX. These changes are likely contributors to the clinical signs and even death of affected animals.
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