Veterinary Diagnostic Virology: A Practitioner's GuideAnthony E. Castro, Werner P. Heuschele |
Contents
10 Infectious bursal disease 35 | 1 |
Molecular techniques for clinical | 9 |
SECTION II | 17 |
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Common terms and phrases
acute adenoviruses affected AGID antibody titers antigen assay avian birds blood bovine bovine herpesvirus BVDV CAEV caliciviruses calves canine carrier cats cattle cause cell cultures chickens clinical signs CONTROL AND MANAGEMENT coronavirus cowpox detection develop DIAGNOSIS AND INTERPRETATION diarrhea DISEASE AND VIRUS dogs ELISA equine exposure feces fected fection feline feline infectious peritonitis fetal fever flocks genome goats Group hemorrhagic herd herpesvirus horses identified immunity inactivated incubation infection influenza inoculation intestinal kidney LABORATORY DIAGNOSIS lesions lung lymph nodes MANAGEMENT OF DISEASE mortality nasal necropsy neonatal occur outbreak papillomas pathogens pigs porcine PREVENTION procedures proteins pseudorabies rabies replication respiratory rotavirus samples scrapie serologic serotypes serum sheep skin specific specimens spleen strains SUGGESTED READINGS susceptible swabs swine tibody tion tissue transmission tumor types usually vaccine vesicular Veterinary viral viral antigens viremia virus infection virus isolation viruses weeks of age
References to this book
Veterinary Virology Frederick A. Murphy,E. Paul J. Gibbs,Marian C. Horzinek,Michael J. Studdert Limited preview - 1999 |