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Excreta samples were collected on d 24-26 and 38-40 (from 5 birds transferred to cages on d 21 and 35 respectively) and ileal digesta and tibia samples were collected on d 10, 27 and 41.
Isolates of clonal complex ST-21 have also been described in cloacal and excreta samples from broiler chickens (35 ) and from a variety of farmyard isolates, including sheep and wild birds (36 ).
In the study by Moraru et al. (2012) [ 31], broiler chickens were treated with 10 mg enrofloxacin/kg BW for 5 days and excreta samples were taken during and until 3 days post-administration.
Gross energy, lipid, starch, and protein contents of individual freeze-dried excreta were measured for all birds using the Near Infrared Spectroscopy procedure (NIRS, Foss NIRSystems, Inc., Silver Spring, MD) described by Bastianelli et al. [ 24] with calibration data derived from the chemical analysis of 38 excreta samples.
One cylinder (3 cm in diameter) of excreta sample was taken by driving a pipe down through the heap, as close to the centre as possible without hitting the tea bags.
pH was measured at day zero and once every two weeks by adding 10 g of sample excreta to 50 ml of distilled water in a 100-ml glass beaker.
Samples of excreta were frozen for later analyses.
Univariate logistic regression analysis was used to determine whether the number of samples of excreta (categorical, x) submitted for analysis had an effect on the outcome of the SmCTF-RDT result (binary, y).
Section IV presents findings regarding demographic attributes of sample households, changes in household sanitation behaviours, and the share of sample household excreta produced that is safely managed following the CBS intervention.
The Duke University Center for WaSH-AID (Water, Sanitation, Hygiene and Infectious Disease) is developing a device for the hands-off extraction and packaging of human excreta so that the sample can be used for diagnosis of wellness and disease.
This step is usually carried out via quantitative imaging, blood sampling or excreta measurements in a restricted number of patients (or healthy volunteers).
