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Subclinical mastitis in dairy cattle, a form of udder inflammation that does not produce visible changes in milk appearance or obvious udder swelling but still causes reduced milk yield and quality, is commonly detected on the farm using which simple diagnostic test that estimates somatic cell count through a gel-forming reaction?
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