Bovine tuberculosis is a transboundary disease of high economic and public health burden
worldwide. In this study, post‐mortem examination of 750 cattle and buffalo in Tanta abattoir, …

… expression of some bovine serum proteins in Holstein-Friesian dairy cows that appear to be
resistant to M. bovis infection is higher than the expression of the same proteins in cattle that …

… , 165 phosphosites from 147 proteins were enriched, with 88 upregulated and 77 downregulated
sites respectively. We further constructed the protein-protein interaction (PPI) networks …

… bovis, the causative agent of bovine tuberculosis. We speculated that due to the overall …
bovine tuberculosis. We set out to investigate the role of conglutinin in host-pathogen interaction …

… and protein level. We then integrated these data with transcriptome analysis of the bovine
… bovis predominantly causes disease in cattle and bovine TB exacts a tremendous economic …

… Bovine tuberculosis caused by Mycobacterium bovis is a major economic problem in
several countries. Antibody responses are useful indicators of M. bovis infection of cattle. …

… The present study performed the functional profiling of miRNAs relatively upregulated in
bovine TB compared to healthy controls using a computational approach. We compared the …

… bovine TB, and is the main focus of this paper, antibody responses are also of importance,
particularly in certain circumstances. For example, in countries where bovine TB … for bovine TB.…

… protein (CCL) coregulated genes that underline the host–mycobacterial interactions during
progression of bovine tuberculosis … for early and late phases of tuberculosis in cattle. Overall, …

… ) in humans and other animal species, but Mycobacterium tuberculosis has a distinct host
preference to humans. The present study aimed to determine whether a bovine M. tb strain …