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• W4309657832 abstract "Foot-and-mouth disease (FMD) is one of the most contagious viral animal diseases. It is an old disease which still poses a permanent threat of re-emergence for free zones. Foot-and-Mouth Disease Virus (FMDV), a Picornavirus belonging to genus Aphthovirus affects domestic and wild artiodactyls. FMD has a considerable socio-economic impact on agricultural production and trade in endemic regions, but also when incursions occur into FMD free areas, as in Europe in 2001. FMDV is historically one of the most studied viruses. Due to its high genetic and antigenic variability, the absence of cross-immunity between its seven serotypes, its ability to survive in the environment, its high contagiousness, its wide range of hosts and its particular biology, FMDV remains of major interest in animal health and the subject of many research projects. This review presents different aspects of FMDV infection, ranging from basic biology to diagnosis, surveillance and control.La fièvre aphteuse (FA) est l'une des maladies virales animales les plus contagieuses. Bien que très ancienne, la FA reste toujours d'actualité et représente une menace permanente de réémergence pour les pays indemnes. Le virus de la FA ou FMDV (pour foot-and-mouth disease virus), de la famille Picornaviridae, genre Aphthovirus, affecte les artiodactyles domestiques comme sauvages (principalement bovins, ovins, caprins, porcins, camélidés et cervidés). La fièvre aphteuse a un impact socio-économique considérable sur la production et le commerce agricoles en zone d'enzootie mais également en cas d'incursion dans une zone précédemment indemne comme ce fut le cas en 2001 en Europe. Le virus de la FA est historiquement l'un des virus les plus étudiés. Par sa grande variabilité génétique et antigénique, l'absence d'immunité croisée entre ses sept sérotypes, sa capacité de survie dans l'environnement, sa grande contagiosité, son large spectre d'hôtes ainsi que sa biologie particulière, ce virus reste d'intérêt majeur en santé animale et l'objet de nombreux travaux de recherche. Cette revue vise à présenter différents aspects de l'infection par le virus de la fièvre aphteuse et ses problématiques actuelles, de la biologie fondamentale au diagnostic en passant par la surveillance et les moyens de lutte." @default.
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• W4309657832 title "Le virus de la fièvre aphteuse : transmission, pathogenèse, diagnostic et surveillance" @default.
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