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Mammary microbial dysbiosis leads to the zoonosis of bovine mastitis: a One-Health perspective
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Journal Article
Mammary microbial dysbiosis leads to the zoonosis of bovine mastitis: a One-Health perspective
2021
Overview
ABSTRACT
Bovine mastitis is a prototypic emerging and reemerging bacterial disease that results in cut-by-cut torture to animals, public health and the global economy. Pathogenic microbes causing mastitis have overcome a series of hierarchical barriers resulting in the zoonotic transmission from bovines to humans either by proximity or remotely through milk and meat. The disease control is challenging and has been attributed to faulty surveillance systems to monitor their emergence at the human–animal interface. The complex interaction between the pathogens, the hidden pathobionts and commensals of the bovine mammary gland that create a menace during mastitis remains unexplored. Here, we review the zoonotic potential of these pathogens with a primary focus on understanding the interplay between the host immunity, mammary ecology and the shift from symbiosis to dysbiosis. We also address the pros and cons of the current management strategies and the extent of the success in implementing the One-Health approach to keep these pathogens at bay.
Bovine mastitis is an infectious disease in the mammary gland where the bad pathogens outgrow the good microbes resulting in zoonosis due to limitations in current management strategies.
