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• W1963519887 abstract "In commercially raised poultry, chlamydiosis mostly seems to occur on turkey or duck farms, sometimes associated with zoonotic transmission and disease (psittacosis) in humans. However, Chlamydia infections are apparently emerging in chickens, and information on the virulence of Chlamydia in chickens is limited. Up-to-date Chlamydia psittaci genotypes B and D are most frequently found in broilers. We examined the pathogenicity of the well-characterized C. psittaci genotype B (CP3) and D (92/1293) strains in experimentally (aerosol) infected specific-pathogen-free chickens. Both strains caused conjunctivitis, rhinitis, and dyspnea. Pharyngeal and cloacal C. psittaci excretion was observed in all infected animals, indicative for systemic dissemination as proven by immunofluorescence staining of frozen tissue sections. Histopathologic lesions were present in all infected chickens. However, differences in pathology were observed. Genotype D led to mortality and more severe clinical signs and lesions as compared to genotype B, which showed lower virulence.Patogenicidad de aislamientos baja y alta virulencia de Chlamydia psittaci para aves libres de patógenos específicos.La clamidiosis puede presentarse en aves criadas comercialmente, principalmente en granjas de pavos y patos, a veces asociados con la transmisión zoonótica y la presentación de la enfermedad (psitacosis) en humanos. Sin embargo, las infecciones por Chlamydia aparentemente están surgiendo en los pollos y la información sobre la virulencia de Chlamydia en los pollos es limitada. Hasta la fecha, los genotipos B y D de Chlamydia psittaci son los más frecuentes en pollos de engorde. Se examinó la patogenicidad de las cepas bien caracterizadas de C. psittaci genotipo B (CP3) y genotipo D (92/1293) en aves libres de patógenos específicos infectados experimentalmente por aerosol. Ambas cepas causaron conjuntivitis, rinitis, y disnea. Se observó excreción faríngea y cloacal de C. psittaci en todos los animales infectados, indicativas de diseminación sistémica como fue demostrado por la tinción de inmunofluorescencia de cortes de tejido congelados. Las lesiones histopatológicas estaban presentes en todos los pollos infectados. Sin embargo, se observaron diferencias en la patología. El genotipo D ocasionó mortalidad además de signos clínicos y lesiones más graves en comparación con el genotipo B, que mostró una menor virulencia." @default.
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• W1963519887 title "Pathogenicity of Low and Highly Virulent<i>Chlamydia psittaci</i>Isolates for Specific-Pathogen-Free Chickens" @default.
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