Hemoparasitosis en ganadería doble propósito venezolana, diagnóstico y control: una revisión

Authors

  • Rita Tamasaukas Uni­ve­rsi­da­d Na­ci­ona­l Exp­e­ri­me­nta­l de­ los Lla­nos Ce­ntra­le­s Rómulo Ga­lle­gos (Unerg), La­bora­tori­o de­ Bi­ote­cnología­, de­ inve­sti­ga­ci­ón y Pre­sta­ci­ón de­ se­rvi­ci­os e­n sa­ni­da­d ani­ma­l (LaBiPresan)
  • Leonel Agudo-Castellanos Uni­ve­rsi­da­d Na­ci­ona­l Exp­e­ri­me­nta­l de­ los Lla­nos Ce­ntra­le­s Rómulo Ga­lle­gos (Unerg), La­bora­tori­o de­ Bi­ote­cnología­, de­ inve­sti­ga­ci­ón y Pre­sta­ci­ón de­ se­rvi­ci­os e­n sa­ni­da­d ani­ma­l (LaBiPresan)
  • Alba Silva-Ravelo Ce­ntro Técni­co de­ Producci­ón Soci­a­li­sta­ Flore­nti­no (CTPSF)
  • Jazmín Florio-Luis Insti­tuto Na­ci­ona­l de­ Inve­sti­ga­ci­one­s Agrícola­s de­l E­sta­do Ba­ri­na­s (inia Ba­ri­na­s)
  • María Vintimilla-Tamasaukas Insti­tuto Ve­ne­zola­no de­ los Se­guros Soci­a­les
  • Sergio Rivera-Pirela Uni­ve­rsi­da­d de­l Zuli­a, Fa­culta­d de­ Ci­e­nci­a­s Ve­te­ri­na­ri­a­s

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.15517/am.v21i2.4901

Keywords:

Trypanosomosis, Babesiosis, Anaplasmosis, trypanotolerancia, trypanotolerance

Abstract

Este trabajo de revisión de tesis doctoral incluye resultados de investigaciones realizadas en el periodo 1971 a 2009 sobre cuatro hemoparasitosis causados por protozoarios y rickettsiales en Venezuela y otros países, con énfasis en la infección mixta en rebaños bovinos, y su diagnóstico y control. En Venezuela, las afecciones causadas por agentes hemotrópicos parasitarios están distribuidas en todos los estados del país con vocación ganadera, en especial, en rebaños bovinos y bufalinos. Entre aquellos encontramos a especies del género Anaplasma (Anaplasma marginale), Babesia (Babesia bigemina y B. bovis), y Trypanosoma (Trypanosoma vivax), con una frecuencia endémica y con variaciones estacionales.

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Published

2009-10-10

How to Cite

Tamasaukas, R., Agudo-Castellanos, L., Silva-Ravelo, A., Florio-Luis, J., Vintimilla-Tamasaukas, M., & Rivera-Pirela, S. (2009). Hemoparasitosis en ganadería doble propósito venezolana, diagnóstico y control: una revisión. Agronomía Mesoamericana, 21(2), 367–381. https://doi.org/10.15517/am.v21i2.4901

Issue

2010: Agronomía Mesoamericana: Vol. 21, Issue 2 (July-December)

Section

Literature Reviews

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