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Questing for sustainable control of cattle ticks: bottlenecks in developing efficacious vaccines
Naturally acquired immunity against cattle ticks, observed in certain breeds of cattle, indicates that development of vaccines to prevent infestations is feasible. This opinion article focuses on the knowledge needed to guide their development, formulation, and testing. It discusses the limitations
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