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4360
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1639
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Research.com Recognitions

  • 1991 - Fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh

Overview

J. Armour is affiliated with the University of Glasgow in the United Kingdom. Their academic career is marked by a fellowship awarded by the Royal Society of Edinburgh in 1991.

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Best Publications

  • Inhibited development of Ostertagia ostertagi.

    Anderson N;Armour J;Jennings Fw;Ritchie Jd

  • The epidemiology of helminth disease in farm animals.

    J. Armour

  • Experimental Ostertagia ostertagi infections in calves: parasitology and pathogenesis of a single infection.

    Ritchie Jd;Anderson N;Armour J;Jarrett Wf

  • The influence of host immunity on the epidemiology of trichostrongyle infections in cattle.

    J. Armour

  • Experimental Ostertagia circumcincta infections in sheep: development and pathogenesis of a single infection.

    J. Armour;W. F. H. Jarrett;F. W. Jennings

  • Bovine ostertagiasis: a review

    J Armour

  • Bovine ostertagiasis: structure, function and mode of differentiation of the bovine gastric mucosa and kinetics of the worm loss.

    Max Murray;F.W. Jennings;J. Armour

  • Observations on ostertagiasis in young cattle over two grazing seasons with special reference to plasma pepsinogen levels.

    J Armour;K Bairden;JL Duncan;FW Jennings

  • Persistent anthelmintic activity of ivermectin in cattle.

    J Armour;K Bairden;AF Batty;CC Davison

  • Experimental Ostertagia ostertagi infections in calves: studies with abomasal cannulas.

    F. W. Jennings;J. Armour;D. D. Lawson;R. Roberts

  • Arrested larval development in cattle nematodes

    J. Armour;M. Duncan

  • Prediction model for bovine ostertagiasis

    G Gettinby;K Bairden;J Armour;C Benitez-Usher

  • Inhibition of Ostertagia ostertagi at the early fourth larval stage. I. The seasonal incidence.

    J. Armour;F.W. Jennings;G.M. Urquhart

  • Inhibition of Ostertagia ostertagi at the early fourth larval stage. II. The influence of environment on host or parasite.

    J. Armour;F.W. Jennings;G.M. Urquhart

  • Pathophysiological and parasitological studies on Cooperia oncophora infections in calves

    J. Armour;K. Bairden;P.H. Holmes;J.J. Parkins

  • Transfer of immunity to Fasciola hepatica infection by lymphoid cells.

    J. Corba;J. Armour;R.J. Roberts;G.M. Urquhart

  • Pathophysiology of gastrointestinal trichostrongyles in sheep: plasma losses and changes in plasma pepsinogen levels associated with parasite challenge of immune animals.

    A. Yakoob;P.H. Holmes;J. Armour

  • Response to transplanted adult Ostertagia ostertagi in calves.

    Quintin McKellar;J. L. Duncan;J. Armour;P. McWilliam

  • A study of some factors influencing the immunization of sheep against Haemonchus contortus using attenuated larvae

    C. Benitez-Usher;J. Armour;J.L. Duncan;G.M. Urquhart

  • Anthelmintics for ruminants

    J. Bogan;J. Armour

  • Immunity to Fasciola hepatica in the rat

    Unknown

  • Effect of anthelmintic treatment on the milk yield of dairy cows in England, Scotland and Wales.

    J F Michel;M Richards;J F Altman;J R Mulholland

Frequent Co-Authors

K. Bairden
K. Bairden University of Glasgow
J.L. Duncan
J.L. Duncan University of Glasgow
J.J. Parkins
J.J. Parkins University of Glasgow
P.H. Holmes
P.H. Holmes University of Glasgow
Quintin McKellar
Quintin McKellar University of Hertfordshire
George Gettinby
George Gettinby University of Strathclyde
Harm W. Ploeger
Harm W. Ploeger Utrecht University
Peter David Eckersall
Peter David Eckersall University of Glasgow

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