Mycobacterium avium infection in three rhesus monkeys

D. H. Sesline; L. W. Schwartz; Bennie Osburn; C. O. Thoen; T. Terrell; C. Holmberg; J. H. Anderson; R. V. Henrickson

Mycobacterium avium infection in three rhesus monkeys

D. H. Sesline, L. W. Schwartz, Bennie Osburn, C. O. Thoen, T. Terrell, C. Holmberg, J. H. Anderson, R. V. Henrickson

UC Davis School of Medicine

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Abstract

Naturally occurring Mycobacterium avium infection in 3 rhesus monkeys was characterized clinically and pathologically by intestinal and lymphoreticular involvement. Blood lymphocyte rosette formation and phytomitogen responses were depressed, whereas serum beta and gamma globulin concentrations were increased. Slow growing, acid fast, nonchromogenic bacilli isolated from lymph nodes taken at necropsy were identified as M. avium serotypes 4, 18, and double types 1 and 8.

Original language	English (US)
Pages (from-to)	639-645
Number of pages	7
Journal	Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association
Volume	167
Issue number	7
State	Published - Dec 1 1975

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