Bull urine and semen as potential vectors of disease transmission for Leptospira borgpetersenii serovar Hardjo
Camila Hamond(National Animal Disease Center), Jarlath E. Nally(National Animal Disease Center), Darrell O. Bayles(Agricultural Research Service), Hans van der Linden(University of Amsterdam), Nathan E. Stone(Northern Arizona University), Tammy Anderson(Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service), Priscyla dos Santos Ribeiro(University of Amsterdam), Jessica Hicks(Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service), Jason W. Sahl(Colorado School of Mines), Ellie J. Putz(National Animal Disease Center), David M. Wagner(Northern Arizona University), Patrick Camp(Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service), Luis G. V. Fernandes(National Animal Disease Center), Tod Stuber(Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service)
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