Значения термина liver fluke на английском

The subject under discussion was how cattle defend themselves against liver fluke.

It is more interesting than any liver fluke, and certainly more predictable.

The liver fluke is flat or leaf-like and from thirteen to fifteen mm.

There are a number of ways we can control the incidence of liver fluke.

This involves preventing liver fluke from reaching pastures when the mud snail is active.

They seem to be the large pond snail, which are considered a pest and carry liver fluke.

This was chiefly attributable to the ravages of the liver fluke which began in the disastrously wet season of 1879.

But the allergic reaction is not necessarily a bad thing if you are an animal trying to shed liver fluke.

Remember eating your bacon and cabbage to the accompaniment of adverts about liver fluke, sucking lice and sarcoptic mange mites?

A DUBLIN scientist has develop a vaccine against liver fluke, a disease which costs Irish farmers some £30 million a year.

While most of us no longer pick watercress in the wild, liver fluke was once a problem for those who did.

Improving pasture management practice will reduce the prevalence of liver fluke as the contact between the host and affected animals is reduced.

Previous studies have reported the immunoglobulin profiles in experimental animals and in patients infected with the carcinogenic human liver fluke, Opisthorchis viverrini.

The researchers said closantel, used to fight liver fluke in cattle and sheep, showed promise at disrupting the life cycle of the filaria worm.

Conclusions: Liver fluke apparent prevalence was high at the herd-level across years.

Liver fluke is known to cause severe clinical disease and death in flocks throughout Ireland.