THE CHARACTERISATION AND PATHOGENICITY OF PORCINE ENTEROVIRUSES ISOLATED IN VICTORIA
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- 1 April 1982
- journal article
- Published by Wiley in Australian Veterinary Journal
- Vol. 58 (4) , 136-142
Abstract
SUMMARY Approximately 23 viruses were isolated from healthy pigs, pigs with encephalitis, and in cases of reproductive failure. Five viruses were identified as enteroviruses and a total of 10 isolates were shown to cross‐react serologically to varying degrees. Twenty viruses were neutralised by a reference antiserum of serotype 8 porcine enterovirus.Intracerebral inoculation of colostrum‐deprived piglets with 2 of the characterised viruses caused lesions of encephalomyelitis which were not induced by oral infection. Intrafoetal inoculation of 2 sows with one characterised faecal isolate caused foetal death and abortion, but no adverse effects followed oral dosage.Keywords
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