Escherichia coli O157:H7 : how one organism has changed attitudes to food safety and focussed attention on the ruminant host

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It belongs to the RAAN Conference Proceedings collection, published in the Recent Advances in Animal Nutrition in Australia.

Other papers by B.A. Vanselow

• One dog's meat is another dog's poison : nutrition in the Dalmatian dog
  W.Y. Brown, B.A. Vanselow and S.W. Walkden-Brown · 2003
• Ingested Eucalyptus viminalis implicated in oxalate nephropathy of marmoset monkeys. (Abstract)
  B.A. Vanselow, M.K. Pines, J.J. Bruhl and 1 other · 2003
• Animal science and the safety of food for human consumption
  B.A. Vanselow · 1999
• Reduced performance in feedlot steers supplemented with 1.25% ammonium sulphate in the diet to control urolithiasis
  J.H. Wainwright, S.W. Walkden-Brown and B.A. Vanselow · 1998 · Proc. Aust. Soc. Anim. Prod. (1998) 22: 153-156
• Vascular damage and heat stress related to low antioxidant levels in feedlot cattle rations
  B.A. Vanselow · 1997
• Vitamin A and E deficiency in a cattle feedlot. (Short Communication)
  B.A. Vanselow and R.J. Hunter · 1993

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