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is a haematophagous nematode in small ruminants population and causes anaemia, weakness and mortality especially in young animals. In the present study, 3 partial gene of 836 bp and 6 full length gene of 1041 bp were amplified from the cDNA of Bareilly isolate of adult male by polymerase chain reaction. Further gene characterization and expression studies are warranted to know the immunoprophylactic potential of 3 and 6 proteins of .

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