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ct-9205	Burns, Stuart; Harrison, Lenn	Mare reproductive loss syndrome: septic setae or toxin?	2020	9	.pdf	application/pdf	4901	246	44	Setae Urticating agents associated with Lepidopteran setae may reduce ability of gastrointestinal mucosa and epithelial barriers of placenta to prevent bacteraemia.11 Septic setae hypothesis suggests that ETC setae serve as mechanism that breaches oral mucosal epithelium and vascular endothelium to allow bacteria to move from mare’s oral cavity to fetus. Fifteen to 20% of MRLS late pregnancy losses had no identifiable lesions (Harrison 2005 review of MRLS case records of University of Kentucky Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory ([UKVDL] in 2001 and 2002, unpublished data).	cache/ct-9205.pdf	txt/ct-9205.txt