… and potential heterogeneity in infectiousness at the individual level in naturally-infected Alpine
… in seropositive individuals, (ii) identify the different transmission routes, and (iii) study the …

… of the Alpine ibex and periods of potential Brucella shedding. … Brucella shedding after an
infectious abortion (IA) or birth (IB… it (no important mortality detected, no seropositive individuals …

… Enfin, un résultat important de cette étude était que la bactérie était le plus souvent détectée
… -2 | Seasonal reproduction of the Alpine ibex and periods of potential Brucella shedding. .......…

… of young females with high shedding potential, principally … In our study, on naturally infected
Alpine ibex, LFIA showed … % seropositive ibex, and significant heterogeneity of isolation has …

… A major difficulty in the present study was to pair goats … high CFT titers observed in the
Bargy area’s ibexes suggest a stronger and longer serological response in ibex naturally infected …

… We therefore encourage to look for heterogeneity in other … but not actively infected and not
shedding the bacteria, after an … classes of individuals or specific areas that play a major role in …

… diversity of the Alpine ibex (Capra ibex) population from the Bargy area in France. This ibex
population from the northern French Alps has undergone a major outbreak of brucellosis (…

… significant levels of the virus and that it is most likely that a high horizontal transmission
rate of the virus occurs in nature. This is likely one of the factors that could explain the high …

… biomes, with arctic, alpine and marine habitats anticipated to … and adult Bewick's swans
naturally infected (grey box plots) … , we reveal the potential for heterogeneity in infection to have …

… –15 organs, focusing on organs having shedding potential, such as genital tract, supramammary
… material) we could not find any significant difference between the proportion of females …