Archanobacterium pyogenes isolated from cattle with special reference to antibiotic sensitivity

Abstract

Bovine mastitis induced great economic losses to dairy industry. Moreover, mastitis is considered to be of vital importance to public health due to its association with many zoonotic diseases which are pathogenic for human beings, may be excreted in milk and give rise to pyogenic infection and food poisoning to those consuming row milk. Worldwide bovine mastitis is the most common infectious disease affecting milk producing cows. Causing economic losses higher than any other disease of dairy cattle Also, posses food safety and anti-microbial resistance threats, as it is the primary contamination source of milk and milk products especially in case of defective pasteurization. This study will reveal some studies on the factors of the pathogenicity of the Archanobacterium Pyogenes isolated from bovine mastitis or pyogenic infections.