Abstract
The microbial factor is essential in the etiology of mastitis. In this regard, bacteriological diagnostics is one of the decisive moments in the recognition and differentiation of pathological conditions of the mammary gland. However, it takes a lot of time to make a diagnosis using general methods, special culture media and reagents.
Highlights
The role of microorganisms in the etiology of mastitis is important, and bacteriological diagnosis is one of the decisive factors in the pathological process in the mammary gland and its comparison.Diagnosis with commonly used methods requires a certain amount of time, special nutrient media, and reagents to separate the pure culture from the milk and differentiate it.The USA Journals Volume 03 Issue 01-2021
The main focus is on staphylococci and streptococci, which are the main causative agents of mastitis, and in our investigations we focused on the diffuse precipitation reaction in agar
151 milk samples from healthy and mastitis-infected animals were examined, of which 58 samples were isolated from staphylococcal cultures
Summary
The aim of our study was to save time in the process of improving bacteriological diagnostics, to isolate the pathogen, to determine its pathogenicity, not to reduce the pathogenicity of the pathogen used in previously available methods
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