Cheng Huan

Jul 12, 2024 | mdpi.com | Haobang Li |Yang Luo |Fang He |Cheng Huan

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Aug 31, 2023 | mdpi.com | Yang Luo |Zhiwei Kong |Fang He |Cheng Huan

1. IntroductionMastitis is the most common disease that affects the health conditions of modern dairy farming, and it still exhibits a high incidence in large-scale and intensive dairy farms. It is generally believed that cow mastitis is inflammation caused by mammary mechanical damage and stress caused by milking operations, resulting in pathogenic microbial infection in mammary tissue [1].