Search results for "Syphacia obvelata"

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The helminth community of the Mediterranean mouse, Mus spretus, in a post-fire regenerated Mediterranean ecosystem

2007

Abstract The helminth community of the Mediterranean mouse, Mus spretus, was analysed in a post-fire regenerated Mediterranean ecosystem. The study was carried out in the Spanish Natural Park of the Serra Calderona and comprised a 13 year period, from the 2nd to the 14th year after a wildfire. A total of 121 host individuals was analysed, 66 mice from the burned area and 55 from the non-burned area used as control. The results show a helminth community consisting of 10 helminth species, characterised by low diversity, with Syphacia obvelata as the only dominant helminth species. The helminth infracommunity, determined by its origin of capture, burned or non-burned areas, shows some signific…

Mediterranean climateMedicine (General)Host (biology)EcologyMus spretusmediterranean ecosystemAgriculture (General)Mediterranean ecosystemmus spretusBiologybiology.organism_classificationS1-972helminth communityR5-920Syphacia obvelataNatural parkpost-fireparasitic diseasesspainHelminthsAnimal Science and ZoologyParasitologyserra calderonaRegeneration (ecology)Helminthologia
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Decontamination of a barrier facility using microisolator cages and provisional partitioning

2007

In 2000, the authors found endemic infections of mouse hepatitis virus, minute virus of mice, Syphacia obvelata, and Myobia musculi among mice in a large barrier facility at the University of Mainz. To eliminate the infections, they subdivided the facility into two distinct hygiene units. However, architectural constraints made it impossible to completely separate the HVAC systems of both hygiene units and to establish adequate personnel locks. To compensate for these suboptimal barrier conditions of the two newly established units, the authors replaced the open-top caging and open-servicing system with filter-top cages that were manipulated in cage-changing stations. The authors then depop…

Veterinary medicineGeneral VeterinaryHygieneBiologybiology.organism_classificationHousing AnimalVirologyDisease OutbreaksSpecific Pathogen-Free OrganismsMiceMyobia musculiSyphacia obvelataFacility Design and ConstructionAnimalsAnimal Science and ZoologyAnimal HusbandryDecontaminationLab Animal
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