FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W2054400110> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W2054400110 endingPage "619" @default.
• W2054400110 startingPage "599" @default.
• W2054400110 abstract "Summary More than 20 years have now elapsed since technology was developed for producing chickens free of infection with exogenous lymphoid leukosis virus (LLV). However, it is only in recent years that commercial poultry breeders have initiated programmes to reduce the prevalence of infection in their stocks. This review considers advances that make large scale eradication feasible, even though methods for detecting infection and thus breaking the cycle of virus transmission are not completely effective. Congenital transmission of LLV occurs before eggs are incubated. Although chickens infected in this manner shed virus throughout their lives in faeces, saliva and remnants of cornified cells from skin, horizontal spread is slow. Nevertheless, horizontal transmission is important since it frequently results in persistent low level infections that are difficult to detect. Since horizontally infected dams are often erratic in congenitally transmitting virus, the prevalence of hens in a flock that have the potential for congenital transmission may be markedly higher than the actual rate of such transmission. Naturally infected chickens may have generalised infections, but even in these there are localised sites within certain organs that are prone to production of complete virus particles. While LLVs are usually considered avirulent at the cellular level, myocardial cells from some adult chickens may contain intracytoplasmic viral matrix inclusion bodies that are accompanied by swelling of these cells. Myocardial lesions may be one of many factors that contribute to reduced egg and meat production associated with subclinical LLV infections. While the enzyme‐linked immunosorbent assay for group specific viral antigen in egg albumen appears to be the most efficient method for detecting dams that congenitally transmit virus, no combination of test procedures has proven 100% effective in identifying infected chickens. Rearing newly‐hatched chickens in small isolated groups for 6 to 8 weeks would allow infection to spread among those in direct contact and this should facilitate identification of infected groups. Management practices applied by the poultry industry to maintain flocks free of mycoplasmas and other pathogens should be adequate for the control of LLV." @default.
• W2054400110 created "2016-06-24" @default.
• W2054400110 creator A5060061380 @default.
• W2054400110 date "1984-10-01" @default.
• W2054400110 modified "2023-09-24" @default.
• W2054400110 title "Progress towards eradication of lymphoid leukosis viruses ‐ A review" @default.
• W2054400110 cites W1579867590 @default.
• W2054400110 cites W1891968756 @default.
• W2054400110 cites W1937530668 @default.
• W2054400110 cites W1957692042 @default.
• W2054400110 cites W1961385118 @default.
• W2054400110 cites W1965140483 @default.
• W2054400110 cites W1966951364 @default.
• W2054400110 cites W1970260353 @default.
• W2054400110 cites W1972553532 @default.
• W2054400110 cites W1975157311 @default.
• W2054400110 cites W1975167317 @default.
• W2054400110 cites W1976644344 @default.
• W2054400110 cites W1977255340 @default.
• W2054400110 cites W1977793193 @default.
• W2054400110 cites W1978191093 @default.
• W2054400110 cites W1979257108 @default.
• W2054400110 cites W1980527557 @default.
• W2054400110 cites W1980793234 @default.
• W2054400110 cites W1987600685 @default.
• W2054400110 cites W1990308160 @default.
• W2054400110 cites W1991335605 @default.
• W2054400110 cites W1998395885 @default.
• W2054400110 cites W1999915418 @default.
• W2054400110 cites W2002561972 @default.
• W2054400110 cites W2007562639 @default.
• W2054400110 cites W2008144371 @default.
• W2054400110 cites W2009994933 @default.
• W2054400110 cites W2010862635 @default.
• W2054400110 cites W2011191304 @default.
• W2054400110 cites W2024605339 @default.
• W2054400110 cites W2025292359 @default.
• W2054400110 cites W2029033242 @default.
• W2054400110 cites W2034220575 @default.
• W2054400110 cites W2039488264 @default.
• W2054400110 cites W2039597756 @default.
• W2054400110 cites W2048957729 @default.
• W2054400110 cites W2049851236 @default.
• W2054400110 cites W2051622228 @default.
• W2054400110 cites W2055769418 @default.
• W2054400110 cites W2056681289 @default.
• W2054400110 cites W2059647884 @default.
• W2054400110 cites W2060108866 @default.
• W2054400110 cites W2060389013 @default.
• W2054400110 cites W2060478481 @default.
• W2054400110 cites W2061549880 @default.
• W2054400110 cites W2062746181 @default.
• W2054400110 cites W2064119767 @default.
• W2054400110 cites W2065954338 @default.
• W2054400110 cites W2069855996 @default.
• W2054400110 cites W2071208840 @default.
• W2054400110 cites W2072257185 @default.
• W2054400110 cites W2072285661 @default.
• W2054400110 cites W2077682119 @default.
• W2054400110 cites W2079478746 @default.
• W2054400110 cites W2081664862 @default.
• W2054400110 cites W2083443323 @default.
• W2054400110 cites W2084909672 @default.
• W2054400110 cites W2085903799 @default.
• W2054400110 cites W2087124932 @default.
• W2054400110 cites W2087870974 @default.
• W2054400110 cites W2092912373 @default.
• W2054400110 cites W2128516836 @default.
• W2054400110 cites W2147408585 @default.
• W2054400110 cites W2152314448 @default.
• W2054400110 cites W2152981968 @default.
• W2054400110 cites W2153415817 @default.
• W2054400110 cites W2168274045 @default.
• W2054400110 cites W2180795626 @default.
• W2054400110 cites W2269997597 @default.
• W2054400110 cites W2312841648 @default.
• W2054400110 cites W2313072139 @default.
• W2054400110 cites W2313095955 @default.
• W2054400110 cites W2314201810 @default.
• W2054400110 cites W2317156611 @default.
• W2054400110 cites W2317185473 @default.
• W2054400110 cites W2318781166 @default.
• W2054400110 cites W2320019821 @default.
• W2054400110 cites W2320182400 @default.
• W2054400110 cites W2321433727 @default.
• W2054400110 cites W2322752149 @default.
• W2054400110 cites W2322956246 @default.
• W2054400110 cites W2323215340 @default.
• W2054400110 cites W2325396800 @default.
• W2054400110 cites W2327400191 @default.
• W2054400110 cites W2329017497 @default.
• W2054400110 cites W2330686594 @default.
• W2054400110 cites W2331289001 @default.
• W2054400110 cites W2333444544 @default.
• W2054400110 cites W2409703388 @default.
• W2054400110 cites W4248308654 @default.
• W2054400110 cites W4253710405 @default.
• W2054400110 cites W4298151439 @default.

• next