Figure 4
From: Protective effect of anti-SUAM antibodies on Streptococcus uberis mastitis
Intramammary infections (IMI) detected in mammary quarters infused with non-opsonized
S. uberis
UT888 or opsonized with anti-rSUAM antibodies. Infused mammary quarters were infused with non-opsonized S. uberis UT888 (A) or opsonized with anti-rSUAM antibodies (B) and monitored daily for 2 weeks. Mammary quarters were classified as clinical (
) subclinical (
) or negative (
) based on milk appearance and mammary scores, and microbiological data. Bars indicate the number of IMI detected in each group.