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Evaluation of lung scoring system and serological analysis of Actinobacillus pleuropneumoniae infection in pigs
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نویسنده
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liao s.-w. ,lee j.-j. ,chen f. ,lee w.-c. ,wu y.-c. ,hsuan s.-l. ,kuo c.-j. ,chang y.-c. ,chen t.-h.
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منبع
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pakistan veterinary journal - 2017 - دوره : 37 - شماره : 3 - صفحه:340 -344
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چکیده
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Actinobacillus pleuropneumoniae (a. pleuropneumoniae) is a respiratory pathogen that causes a great economic loss every year in the swine industry worldwide. the objective of this study was to investigate the prevalence of pleuritis in central taiwan using the slaughterhouse pleurisy evaluation system (spes) and to evaluate the correlations among spes,serum antibody (apxi/tbp2) positivity,and the presence of apxiva in lung tissue caused by a. pleuropneumoniae. lung and blood samples were collected randomly from the slaughterhouse. the pleuritis lesions were morphologically evaluated for a spes score and then examined the positive rate of apxiva by pcr,and the blood samples were analyzed by elisa. the positive rate of the samples we collected from slaughterhouse indicated that the prevalence of a. pleuropneumoniae in central taiwan measured by spes,elisa,and pcr was 21.2,40.6 and 23.7%,respectively. generally,the positive rate of serum antibody and apxiva detection increased when spes values rose. however,the lungs with spes 4 presented a low apxi/tbp2 antibody titer in the sera,and that would be considered as a secondary infection of a. pleuropneumoniae because the lesion is usually accompanied by extensive polyserositis. in conclusion,according to cross-comparison and statistical analysis of our data,the serum antibody levels were strongly correlated with spes,which promises a fast and useful evaluation tool for clinical investigation of a. pleuropneumoniae infection. © 2017 pvj.
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کلیدواژه
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Actinobacillus pleuropneumoniae; ApxIVA; Pleuritis; Serum antibody; Slaughterhouse pleurisy evaluation system
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آدرس
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graduate institute of microbiology and public health,college of veterinary medicine,national chung hsing university,145 xingda rd.,south dist.,taichung, Taiwan, graduate institute of veterinary pathobiology,college of veterinary medicine,national chung hsing university,145 xingda rd.,south dist.,taichung, Taiwan, graduate institute of veterinary pathobiology,college of veterinary medicine,national chung hsing university,145 xingda rd.,south dist.,taichung, Taiwan, graduate institute of veterinary pathobiology,college of veterinary medicine,national chung hsing university,145 xingda rd.,south dist.,taichung, Taiwan, graduate institute of veterinary pathobiology,college of veterinary medicine,national chung hsing university,145 xingda rd.,south dist.,taichung, Taiwan, graduate institute of veterinary pathobiology,college of veterinary medicine,national chung hsing university,145 xingda rd.,south dist.,taichung, Taiwan, department of veterinary medicine,college of veterinary medicine,national chung hsing university,145 xingda rd.,south dist.,taichung, Taiwan, department of medical laboratory science and biotechnology,china medical university,91 hsueh-shih road,taichung, Taiwan, graduate institute of microbiology and public health,college of veterinary medicine,national chung hsing university,145 xingda rd.,south dist.,taichung,taiwan,graduate institute of veterinary pathobiology,college of veterinary medicine,national chung hsing university,145 xingda rd.,south dist.,taichung, Taiwan
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