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Advances in Animal Disease Diagnosis

Advances in Animal Disease Diagnosis

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ISBN

978-1000397376

Authors

Suresh Kumar Gahlawat (Editor), Sushila Maan (Editor)

Edition Number

1st

Copyright Year

June 15, 2021

File Size

65 MB

Publisher

CRC Press

Pages

334

Animal Disease Diagnostics

 Advances in Animal Disease Diagnosis edited by Suresh Kumar Gahlawat and Sushila Maan provides an up-to-date overview of modern approaches to diagnosing infectious and emerging animal diseases. It explores advanced molecular and biotechnology-based methods for rapid, reliable pathogen detection, disease surveillance, and management across livestock, wildlife, and other animal populations. The book covers DNA-based diagnostics, molecular assays, genomics, high-throughput sequencing, biosensors, nanotools, and omics technologies, highlighting their applications in identifying known and novel pathogens and improving disease control. It is a valuable reference for veterinary professionals, animal health researchers, diagnostic laboratories, and students working in veterinary and medical science.

Key Features:

  • Comprehensive coverage of modern animal disease diagnostic techniques
  • Focuses on molecular and DNA-based diagnostic methods
  • Covers rapid and accurate pathogen detection
  • Explores genomics and high-throughput sequencing technologies
  • Discusses biosensors, nanotools, and omics technologies
  • Addresses emerging and re-emerging infectious diseases
  • Supports improved disease surveillance and control
  • Examines applications in livestock, wildlife, and animal health
  • Relevant to veterinary, medical, and biotechnology research
  • Useful for veterinarians, researchers, laboratory professionals, and students
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