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Avian Influenza
A study of the H5N1 virus
--general info and chapters
--introduction
--full document (pdf)

Superficial Dermatitis
Ringworm
Dermatophytosis
--general info
--research
--treatment
--references

Malassezia
Malassezia pachydermatis
--general info
--research
--treatment
--references

Mud Fever
D. congolensis
--general info
--barrier-cream
--research
--references
--treatment

MRSA in Pets
Methicillin Resistant
Staphylococcus aureus
--MRSA Research
--Pet-bedding
--Barrier-cream
--Newspaper clip
--Press Release
--Treatment
--Link
--Pricelist


Anti-microbial research applications
--gallery
--health benefits
--background info
--Press Release
--research
--link

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Equine cutaneous microflora
Normal resident bacteria
--general info
--research
--references

Equine gut microflora
probiotics
--general info
--research
--references

Research

D.congolensis (Mudfever) research carried out at the University of Lincoln, School of Agriculture includes:

• The inhibitory effects of garlic, nettle, rosemary and mint on Dermatophilus congolensis and Malassezia pachydermatis growth in vitro. (B Gosling, F. Ruedisueli)
  • abstract
  • research extract (background information)
    
    
• The inhibitory effects of Aloe vera, dandelion, garlic, nettle and rosemary on Dermatophilus congolensis growth in vitro. (L.Edgar, F. Ruedisueli)
  • abstract
  • research extract (background information)
    
    
• Barrier cream: anti-bacterial protection against environmental contaminants
  • Participate in field study of new cream and powder
    
    
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  • D. congolensis research