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University of Missouri researchers develop a new vaccine for bovine anaplasmosis, a $1.6B annual cost to Missouri's cattle industry.
University of Missouri researchers have created a new vaccine to protect cattle against bovine anaplasmosis, a devastating tick-borne disease costing Missouri's cattle industry $1.6 billion annually.
The live, genetically modified vaccine offers protective immunity and could help alleviate global economic losses from the disease, which impact cattle production, treatment costs and deaths.
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