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208 INDIAN JOURNAL OF VETERINARY SCIENCE AND ANIMAL HUSBANDRY [ III, II
important predisposing factor to infection with Br. abortus and other organisms
which interfere with reproduction. It is perhaps unlikely that an organism of the
apparently high virulence of Br. abortus should become innocuous under the most
perfect dietary conditions, but the relative importance, as regards subsequent
sterility, of malnutrition of the host and virulence of this or other infecting orga-
nism has not yet been established. There is obviously urgent need for further
extensive investigations on the whole subject of nutrition in relation to reproduc-
tion and the various infections which interfere with conception and the normal
development of the foetus.
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