尼日利亚鸡甲型流感病毒血清型(H1 - N1和H5 - N1)的血清学证据

Tropical veterinarian Pub Date : 2002-03-01 DOI:10.4314/TV.V20I3.4496

A. Owoade, J. Adeniji, Moruf R. Olatunji

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关键词:H1N1和H5N1甲型流感，鸡血清，尼日利亚从鸡群中提取的100份血清样本显示出呼吸窘迫，但对慢性呼吸道疾病(CRD)治疗没有反应，对它们进行了禽流感病毒抗体检测。分别采集5、32、21周龄肉鸡、种鸡和雏鸡血清。3只鸡的100份血清样本均呈H1N1型流感病毒抗体阳性。肉鸡、种鸡和产蛋鸡H5 N1血清型阳性率分别为35.3%、57.14%和93.42%。本文讨论了鸡群中这些甲型流感病毒血清型抗体存在的临床和公共卫生意义。太。兽医。Vol. 20(3) 2002: 159-161

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Serological Evidence of Influenza A virus serotypes (H1 N1 and H5 N1) in Chicken in Nigeria

Keywords: H1N1 and H5N1 influenza A, chicken Sera, Nigeria. One hundred sera samples from chicken flocks showing respiratory distress but failed to respond to treatment against chronic respiratory disease (CRD) were tested for avian influenza virus antibodies. The sera samples were collected from 5, 32, and 21 weeks old broilers, broiler breeders and pullets respectively. All the 100 sera samples from the three flocks were positive for influenza virus serotype H1N1 antibodies. In addition 35.3%, 57.14% and 93.42% were positive for H5 N1 serotype in the broilers, broiler breeder and point of lay pullets respectively. The clinical and public health implications of the presence of antibodies to these influenza A virus serotypes in chicken flocks are discussed. Trop. Vet. Vol. 20(3) 2002: 159-161

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