Comments on the article of Ming-Hsien Li and Hong-Kean Ooi “Fecal occult blood manifestation of intestinal Eimeria spp. infection in rabbit” [Vet. Parasitol. 161 (2009) 327–329]... von Licois, Dominique

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Development of a high-sensitivity nested PCR assay for the detection of Clostridium piliforme in clinical samples von Niepceron, Alisson, Licois, Dominique

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Development of molecular assays for the identification of the 11 Eimeria species of the domestic rabbit (Oryctolagus cuniculus) von Oliveira, Ursula C., Fraga, Jane S., Licois, Dominique, Pakandl, Michal, Gruber, Arthur

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Challenging the growing rabbit with a moderately pathogenic E. coli under ad libitum or limited feed intake conditions: impact on digestive physiology, bacterial communities, and o... von Martignon, M., Burel, C., Licois, D., Reperant, E., Postollec, G., Valat, C., Gidenne, Thierry Noël

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Vaccination of rabbits against coccidiosis using precocious lines of Eimeria magna and Eimeria media in Benin von Akpo, Y., Kpodékon, M.T., Djago, Y., Licois, D., Youssao, I.A.K.

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Epizootic Rabbit Enteropathy : experimental transmission and clinical characterization von LICOIS, Dominique, WYERS, Monique, COUDERT, Pierre

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The endogenous development of the rabbit coccidium Eimeria exigua Yakimoff, 1934 von Jelínková, Alena, Licois, Dominique, Pakandl, Michal

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Infectious agents associated with epizootic rabbit enteropathy: Isolation and attempts to reproduce the syndrome von Marlier, D., Dewrée, R., Lassence, C., Licois, D., Mainil, J., Coudert, P., Meulemans, L., Ducatelle, R., Vindevogel, H.

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Epizootic rabbit enteropathy: Comparison of PCR-based RAPD fingerprints from virulent and non-virulent samples von Huybens, N., Houeix, J., Licois, D., Mainil, J., Marlier, D.

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Epizootic rabbit enteropathy inoculum (TEC4): antibiograms and antibiotic fractionation von Huybens, Nathalie, Houeix, Julien, Licois, Dominique, Mainil, Jacques, Marlier, Didier

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Fractionation of the reference inoculum of epizootic rabbit enteropathy in discontinuous sucrose gradient identifies aetiological agents in high density fractions von Szalo, I.M., Lassence, C., Licois, D., Coudert, P., Poulipoulis, A., Vindevogel, H., Marlier, D.

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Epizootic rabbit enteropathy: experimental transmission and clinical characterization von Licois, Dominique, Wyers, Monique, Coudert, Pierre

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Inoculation and bacterial analyses of fractions obtained from the reference inoculum TEC4 which experimentally reproduces epizootic rabbit enteropathy von Huybens, N, Houeix, J, Licois, Dominique, Mainil, J, Marlier, D

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Genetic variability of the resistance for three types of enteropathy in the growing rabbit von de Rochambeau, H., Licois, D., Gidenne, T., Verdelhan, S., Coudert, P., Elsen, J.M.

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Impact of fibre deficiency and sanitary status on non-specific enteropathy of the growing rabbit von BENNEGADI, Nadia, GIDENNE, Thierry, LICOIS, Dominique

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Nutritional and sanitary statuses alter postweaning development of caecal microbial activity in the rabbit von Bennegadi-Laurent, Nadia, Gidenne, Thierry, Licois, Dominique

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Epizootic rabbit enteropathy. Study of early phenomena with fresh inoculum and attempt at inactivation von Coudert, Pierre, Licois, Dominique

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Electron microscopic study on sporocysts and sporozoites of parental strains and precocious lines of rabbit coccidia Eimeria intestinalis, E. media and E. magna von PAKANDL, M, LICOIS, D, COUDERT, P

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Effects of Age and Dietary Fibre Level on Caecal Microbial Communities of Conventional and Specific Pathogen-Free Rabbits von Bennegadi, Nadia, Fonty, Gérard, Millet, Liliane, Gidenne, Thierry, Licois, Dominique

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Experimentally induced epizootic rabbit enteropathy: clinical, histopathologicaI, ultrastructural, bacteriological and haematological findings von Dewrée, R., Meulemans, L., Lassence, C., Desmecht, Daniel, Ducatelle, Richard, Mast, J., Licois, Dominique, Vindevogel, H., Marlier, D.

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