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Professor Mark Eisler
Chair in Global Farm Animal Health
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Professor Mark Eisler
BA, VetMB, MSc, PhD, MRCVS, DipEVPC
Chair in Global Farm Animal Health
Area of research
Global Farm Animal Health
Langford House,
Langford,
Bristol
BS40 5DU
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Tel. +44 (0) 117 928 9233
mark.eisler@bristol.ac.uk
Research summary
Mark's areas of expertise include preventive veterinary medicine, epidemiology and control of infectious diseases of ruminant livestock, and veterinary public health, both in the UK and internationally, focussing particularly ...
Biography
Mark Eisler BA, Vet MB, MSc, PhD, MRCVS, DipEVPC, Chair in Global Farm Animal Health at the University of Bristol, qualified as a veterinary surgeon at the University of Cambridge ...
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Research: Infection and Immunity
Selected publications
- Machila, N, Fèvre, E, Maudlin, I & Eisler, M 2008, ‘Farmer estimation of live bodyweight of cattle: Implications for veterinary drug dosing in East Africa’. Preventive Veterinary Medicine, vol 87(3-4)., pp. 394 - 403
- Magona, J, Walubengo, J, Olaho-Mukani, W, Jonsson, N, Welburn, S & Eisler, M 2008, ‘Clinical features associated with seroconversion to Anaplasma marginale, Babesia bigemina and Theileria parva infections in African cattle under natural tick challenge’. Veterinary Parasitology, vol 155(3-4)., pp. 273 - 280
Latest publications
- Steele, M, Crabb, N, Moore, L, Reyher, KK, Baillie, S & Eisler, MC 2013, ‘Online Tools for Teaching Evidence-Based Veterinary Medicine’. Journal of Veterinary Medical Education.
- Valergakis, GE, Russell, C, Grogono-Thomas, R, Bradley, AJ & Eisler, MC 2012, ‘Coxiella burnetii in bulk tank milk of dairy cattle in south-west England’. Veterinary Record, In Practice, vol 171., pp. -
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