The current study was aimed at isolating and molecular characterization of Hafnia alvei implicated in pathogenic list of mastitis in cows and buffaloes milk. Six (20%) and four (13.33%) isolates of Hafnia alvei were obtained from raw milk of cows and buffaloes, respectively. The differences between cows and buffalo milk crude were not statistically significant. In the molecular diagnosis, the positive results for cows and buffaloes, respectively, were 5 (16.66%) in cows and 3 (10%) samples in buffaloes when diagnosed with the RB89-F/RB90-R gene. It was clearly shown with the 450 base pair gene.
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Isolation and Molecular Detection of Enterobacteraiceae (Hafnia alvei) in Cow’s and Buffalo’s Raw Milk at Basrah Governorate
- HIBA A. NASEAR *,
- SAMAR S. GHAZI,
- JALAL Y. MUSTAFA,
- ALAA Q. SADIQ,
- MUSTAFA E. SHABAN
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Received: 15 Dec 2022 | Accepted: 21 Jan 2023
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Isolate | Hafnia alvei | cows | buffaloes
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Volume 28, Issue 1How to Cite
NASEAR, H. A.; GHAZI, S. S.; MUSTAFA, J. Y.; SADIQ, A. Q.; SHABAN, M. E. Isolation and Molecular Detection of Enterobacteraiceae (Hafnia alvei) in Cow’s and Buffalo’s Raw Milk at Basrah Governorate. Annals of Agri-bio Research 2023, 28 (1), 321–327.
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