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Table 3 Summary of published data and modelled distributions of the quantities of Mycobacterium avium subsp. paratuberculosis (Map) shed, depending on the health state (X) and the route of transmission (r) in a Map infection dynamics model within a structured dairy herd

From: Predicting fadeout versus persistence of paratuberculosis in a dairy cattle herd for management and control purposes: a modelling study

Route of transmission (r)

Health state (X)

Literature

Model

  

Minimal value

Maximal value

Mean value

Source

F( X ,r)

Map direct shedding in milk and colostrum (Map/L)

Subclinically infected

2.2 Ă— 104

8.8 Ă— 104

5 Ă— 104

[39]

105 Ă— beta(8,8)

 

Clinically affected

-

-

5 Ă— 104

[42]

105 Ă— beta(8,8)

Map indirect shedding in milk and colostrum (faecal contamination) (Map/L)

Subclinically infected

0

2 Ă— 1010

40

[43, 44]

1 + 103 Ă— beta(1,25)

 

Clinically affected

700

2 Ă— 1010

14 Ă— 104

[43, 44]

10(3 + 10 Ă— beta(50,200))

Map shedding in faeces (Map/kg)

Transiently infectious

6 Ă— 104

6.3 Ă— 105

3 Ă— 105

[9]

106 Ă— beta(8.8,19)

 

Subclinically infected

104

1015

2.6 Ă— 106

[45]

10(4 + 10 Ă— beta(2.65,17))

 

Clinically affected

108

1015

1010

[26, 46]

10(8 + 10 Ă— beta(2,17))