Stuart Carter

Professor of Veterinary Pathology

University of Liverpool

United Kingdom

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Professor Stuart Carter is a faculty member at the University of Liverpool, UK. He specializes in Veterinary Pathology with a focus on bovine health issues, particularly related to digital dermatitis, mastitis, and teat necrosis. His recent research includes evaluating the economic impact of bovine diseases on dairy farms and investigating pathogenic mechanisms of skin conditions in cattle.

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Nicholas Evans

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University of Liverpool

UNITED KINGDOM

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University College London

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An Observational Study Investigating Potential Risk Factors and Economic Impact for Bovine Ischaemic Teat Necrosis on Dairy Farms in Great Britain

Clinical and Pathological Features of Bovine Ischaemic Teat Necrosis

Impact of research on contagious ovine digital dermatitis on the knowledge and practices of UK sheep farmers and veterinarians

Prospective cohort study of the association between early lactation mastitis and the presence of sole ulcers in dairy cows

Challenge of Bovine Foot Skin Fibroblasts With Digital Dermatitis Treponemes Identifies Distinct Pathogenic Mechanisms

Contagious Ovine Digital Dermatitis: A Novel Bacterial Etiology and Lesion Pathogenesis

Diagnosis of Bovine Digital Dermatitis: Exploring the Usefulness of Indirect ELISA

Dissecting the molecular diversity and commonality of bovine and human treponemes identifies key survival and adhesion mechanisms

Measuring the impact of bovine digital dermatitis research on knowledge and practice of biosecurity during cattle foot-trimming

Controlling the spread of bovine digital dermatitis

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Nicholas Evans

Androniki Psifidi

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