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• W3200371036 abstract "The aim of this study was to investigate the sensitivity of three breeds of Japanese native chickens, commercial broilers, and specific-pathogen-free (SPF) white leghorns to three strains of the H5 subtype of highly pathogenic avian influenza viruses (HPAIVs). Chickens were experimentally inoculated with doses of 102, 104, and 106 50% egg infective dose of A/mandarin duck/Miyazaki/22M-765/2011 (duck-11), A/chicken/Miyazaki/7/2014 (chicken-14), and A/chicken/Kumamoto/1-2C/2016 (chicken-16). The 50% chicken lethal dose of each virus, mean death time, and viral shedding patterns were compared. The Japanese native chickens showed varied susceptibility to the three H5 HPAIV isolates. Although two of the breeds showed some degree of resistance to duck-11 and chicken-14, all three were more sensitive to chicken-16 than commercial broiler chickens. We have shown that Japanese native chickens do not necessarily have resistance to HPAIV and that the pathogenic characteristics of HPAIVs are quite different between native and commercial chickens.Nota de investigación—Diferente sensibilidad de pollos nativos de Japón a subtipos del virus de influenza aviar H5 altamente patógenos. El objetivo de este estudio fue investigar la sensibilidad de tres razas de pollos nativos de Japón, de pollos de engorde comerciales y de aves Leghorn blancas libres de patógenos específicos (SPF) a tres cepas altamente patógenas del virus de influenza aviar (HPAIV) del subtipo H5. Los pollos se inocularon experimentalmente con dosis de 102, 104 y 106 dosis infecciosas para embrión de pollo 50% del virus A/pato mandarín/Miyazaki/22M-765/2011 (pato-11), del virus A/pollo/Miyazaki/7/2014 (pollo-14) y A/ pollo/Kumamoto/1-2C-2016 (pollo-16). Se comparó la dosis letal de pollo 50% de cada virus, el tiempo medio de muerte y los patrones de diseminación viral. Los pollos nativos japoneses mostraron una susceptibilidad variada a los tres aislados del virus de influenza aviar altamente patógeno H5. Aunque dos de las razas mostraron cierto grado de resistencia al virus de pato-11 y al pollo-14, las tres eran más sensibles al virus del pollo-16 que los pollos de engorde comerciales. Se demostró que los pollos nativos japoneses no necesariamente tienen resistencia al virus de influenza aviar altamente patógeno y que las características patógenas de los virus de influenza aviar altamente patógenos son bastante diferentes entre pollos nativos y comerciales." @default.
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• W3200371036 date "2021-09-17" @default.
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• W3200371036 title "Different Sensitivity of Japanese Native-Bred Chickens to H5 Subtypes of Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza Viruses" @default.
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