SEROLOGIC AND EPIDEMIOLOGIC EVIDENCE OF INFECTION IN TURKEYS WITH AN AGENT RELATED TO THE SWINE INFLUENZA-VIRUS
SEROLOGIC AND EPIDEMIOLOGIC EVIDENCE OF INFECTION IN TURKEYS WITH AN AGENT RELATED TO THE SWINE INFLUENZA-VIRUS
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DOI:
10.2307/1589822
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发表时间:
1981-01-01
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影响因子:
1.4
通讯作者:
EASTERDAY, BC
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作者:
MOHAN, R;SAIF, YM;EASTERDAY, BC
Two outbreaks of influenza were diagnosed in 2 turkey breeder flocks raised in consecutive years on an Ohio [USA] farm that also had a swine operation. The antibody detected indicated that the virus causing the disease had the Hsw1 hemagglutinin (swine influenza). Signs of disease onset were a decline in egg production and an increase in the number of abnormal eggs. Antibodies against the Hsw1 hemagglutinin were detected in swine raised on the farm.