Eastern Siberia (Russia) and Mongolia are borderline regions in Asia with a high incidence of tuberculosis (TB). In this study, we investigated the transborder transmission of Mycobacterium tuberculosis with a focus on endemic and epidemic clones and drug resistance. M. tuberculosis isolates (287...

Mongolia, bordering Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region of China, has a large number of livestock, and is known as the' Animal Husbandry Kingdom'. Natural grazing is the main type of livestock feeding in Mongolia. Understanding the situation of prevention and control of foot-and-mouth disease in ...

Taking the actual situation of scientific research, production and industrial development of agriculture and animal husbandry in Inner Mongolia as the starting point, building a collaborative innovation based information service system for agricultural and animal husbandry scientific research as...

[Objective] Paratuberculosis is listed in the must-report at the list of "World Organization for Animal Health (OIE) diseases, infections and Invasion" by OIE. It is classified as the second kind of animal disease in China. It causes chronic and proliferative enteritis in many ruminants. The...

Objective: To analyze the species, quantity and distribution of plague host animals and vector fleas in the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region (Inner Mongolia), China, and understand the situation of human and animal plague, and to provide a scientific basis for accurate prediction of plague...

Parasitic infection is one of the many challenges facing livestock production globally. Cysticercosis tenuicollis is a common parasitic disease in domestic and wild ruminants (intermediate host) caused by the larval stage of Taenia hydatigena that primarily infects dogs (definitive host). Although...

Tick-borne diseases are a major public health concern in Mongolia. Nomadic pastoralists, which make up ~ 26% of Mongolia's population, are at an increased risk of both tick bite exposure and economic loss associated with clinical disease in herds. This study sought to further characterize...

Objective: The P113 genes of Mycoplasma ovipneumoniae isolates from Inner Mongolia were cloned, and the P113 protein sequences of various isolates were bioinformatically compared and analyzed, so as to provide references for clarifying the biological function of Mycoplasma ovipneumoniaeP113...

The epidemiological profile of rabies virus within Mongolia remains poorly characterized despite 21,302 domestic animal cases being reported between 1970-2005. This lack of knowledge is particularly concerning given that roughly 26% of the population lives a pastoral herding lifestyle and livestock ...

In April 2020, two Whooper Swans (Cygnus cygnus) and one Swan Goose (Anser cygnoides) were found dead at three different locations in western Mongolia. Virus isolation from organs taken from the carcasses and full genome sequencing revealed that all three birds were positive for highly pathogenic...