Biomedical subjects
A Greig
Publications and source records attributed to A Greig.
Infertility in the bull, ram and boar: 1. Failure to mate.
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Disease outbreak in calves caused by a mixed infection with infectious bovine rhinotracheitis virus and bovine virus diarrhoea virus.
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The pathogenesis of natural and simulated natural foot-and-mouth disease infection in cattle.
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Nutritional myopathy in feeding hoggs.
An unusual increase in cases of nutritional myopathy in sheep hoggs occurred in the spring of 1979 in the Scottish Borders. The usual overwinter diet for the area was turnips supplemented by home grown cereal, which is grossly deficient in selenium and vitamin E. This year the deficiency was further compounded by a cold wet winter, high stocking densities and certain management procedures, which probably caused the sudden upsurge of cases of myopathy.
A three-month study of environmental mastitis in a dairy herd.
During the autumn/winter of 1976, a study was made of a severe mastitis outbreak which occurred in a herd of 96 cows. Forty-four cows and 61 quarters were clinically infected with new infections between September and mid-December. Escherichia coli was isolated in 84 per cent of clinical samples submitted for bacteriological examination.
Renal and hepatic calcification in a lamb poisoned by an anthelmintic dose of carbon tetrachloride.
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Poisoning in cattle associated with Dryopteris filix-mas and D borreri.
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Tick borne fever in association with mucosal disease and cobalt deficiency in calves.
Tick borne fever is considered to have played a major role in a complex disease syndrome involving mucosal disease and cobalt deficiency in a group of young calves reared on an upland farm in South West Scotland. Anaemia, illthrift, coat colour changes and scour were the main clinical signs.
Transmission studies with African swine fever virus. Infections of pigs by airborne virus.
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An outbreak of C welchii type C enterotoxaemia in young lambs in south west Scotland.
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The use of a microtitration technique for the routine assay of African swine fever virus. Brief Report.
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Sexual transmission of African swine fever virus in the tick, Ornithodoros moubata porcinus, Walton.
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The localization of African swine fever virus in the tick Ornithodoros moubata porcinus.
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