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| <FlashCard questions="5"> | | <FlashCard questions="5"> |
| |q1=What disease does the ''Encephalomyocarditis virus cause in pigs? | | |q1=What disease does the ''Encephalomyocarditis virus cause in pigs? |
− | |a1= |l1=Encephalomyocarditis. The disease affects the nervous, reproductive, respiratory and circulatory system of pigs. | + | |a1= |l1= |
| + | Encephalomyocarditis which causes: |
| + | *High mortality in young pigs |
| + | *Reproductive failures in breeding females *Piglets suffer from myocarditis, encephalitis and sudden death due to myocardial failure |
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| + | The disease affects the nervous, reproductive, respiratory and circulatory system of pigs. |
| |l1=Encephalomyocarditis Virus#Introduction | | |l1=Encephalomyocarditis Virus#Introduction |
| |q2=what type of virus is ''Encephalomyocarditis virus''(EMCV)? | | |q2=what type of virus is ''Encephalomyocarditis virus''(EMCV)? |
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| *The virus is ether-resistant | | *The virus is ether-resistant |
| *It can be inactivated at 60°C for 30 minutes (although some are more thermally stabile). | | *It can be inactivated at 60°C for 30 minutes (although some are more thermally stabile). |
− | |l3= Japanese Encephalitis Virus#Introduction | + | |l3= Encephalomyocarditis Virus#Introduction |
| |q4= What serological test can be performed for Japanese Encephalitis Virus? | | |q4= What serological test can be performed for Japanese Encephalitis Virus? |
| |a4= Antibodies can be detected by ELISA or serum neutralisation | | |a4= Antibodies can be detected by ELISA or serum neutralisation |