Pseudotuberculosis (Caseosus Limphadenitis Abbreviated - CLA) is a chronic disease that affects the lymph nodes of sheep and goats and a rare man, caused by Corynebacterium pseudotuberculosis. The carcasses of any years old sheep and camel, slaughtered for human consumption as food were examined for the presence of CLA lesions in the Najaf abad Slaughterhouse, Isfahan province, Iran, during December to March 2012-2013; a total of 500 sheep carcasses were examined. Also, a total of 150 camel carcasses were examined. The objective of our review of the slaughtered goat was to provide hygienic meat properly (health safe) for human use. The lymph nodes were forwarded to the laboratory for analysis. Abscessed lymph nodes (prescapular) were taken from 78 carcasses from both (41 sheep and 37 camel). The samples were immediately transported to the Biotechnology Research Center of Islamic Azad University of Shahrekord Branch laboratory. By PCR method we are determined in the present study C. pseudotuberculosis was isolated from 11 from 78 of abscessed lymph nodes collected in 78 animals, with 4/37 isolated in camel and 7/41 in the sheep, displays the infections in the different sex categories, but predominant positive cases is in the female animals in both breeds. Therefore, we believe that this type of research should be continued on a large scale, because in addition to the health and thus the economic importance of this branch of animal production, the disease, regardless of the row phenomenon represents a potential threat to human health.
کلید واژگان :Corynebacterium pseudotuberculosis, PCR, lymph nodes, sheep, camel, Iran
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