| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - It was first discovered in 1901 when Robert Koch observed that bacilli isolated from tuberculous lesions in humans differed from those in cattle.1 The subsequent description of M. bovis disease in a butcher gave origin to the concept of 'zoonotic tuberculosis'.1 Since then several other members of the MTBC have been shown to be zoonoses, including M. pinnipedii (seals), M. microti (rodents) and M.
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