AN OUTBREAK OF AKABANE VIRUS-INDUCED ABNORMALITIES IN CALVES AFTER AGISTMENT IN AN ENDEMIC REGION
AN OUTBREAK OF AKABANE VIRUS-INDUCED ABNORMALITIES IN CALVES AFTER AGISTMENT IN AN ENDEMIC REGION
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DOI：
10.1111/j.1751-0813.1993.tb15139.x
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发表时间：
1993-02-01
影响因子：
1.1
通讯作者：
HARPER, PAW
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作者：
JAGOE, S;KIRKLAND, PD;HARPER, PAW
1988年，Bega地区的2名农民在新南威尔士州猎人谷（Hunter Valley）杀死了怀孕的牛。在返回该地区产犊时，牛群1中54%的小牛和牛群2中30%的小牛患有由赤羽病毒感染引起的先天性关节弯曲症或积水性无脑畸形。从这次疫情的现场观察和实验室研究结果，说明移动免疫幼稚动物到赤羽病毒流行的地区的危险。
During 1988, 2 farmers in the Bega district agisted pregnant cattle in the Hunter Valley of New South Wales. On return to the district to calve, 54% of calves from herd 1 and 30% of calves from herd 2 were affected with congenital arthrogryposis or hydranencephaly caused by Akabane virus infection. Field observations and laboratory findings from this outbreak are presented, illustrating the danger of moving immunologically naive animals into areas where Akabane virus is endemic.