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|q1=What family do the ''Toroviruses'' belong to?
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|a1=''Coronaviridae''
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|l1=Toroviruses#Introduction
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|q2=What type of viruses are ''Toroviruses''and what are their properties?
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|a2=
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*Enveloped positive sense single-stranded RNA (ssRNA) viruses
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*Pleomorphic
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*120-140 nm in diameter
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*Relatively stable in acid or alkaline environment between pH 2.5-10.
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|l2= Toroviruses#Introduction
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|q3= What are the names given to toroviruses found in horses?
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|a3=
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*Equine torovirus (ETV)
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*Prototype Berne virus
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|l3= Toroviruses#Introduction
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|q4= What are the names given to toroviruses found in cattle?
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|a4=
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*Bovine torovirus (BoTV)
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*Prototype Breda virus
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|l4= Toroviruses#Introduction
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|q5= What species is the ''Torovirus'' found in?|a5=
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Hosts include:
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*Cattle
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*Zebu
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*Goats
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*Horses
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*Sheep
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*Pigs
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*Lagomorphs
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*Rodents
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*Domestic cats
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*Humans
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|l5= Toroviruses#Signalment
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|q6= What are the clinical signs of the torovirus in cattle?
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|a6=
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Inall ages of cattle it can cause:
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*Diarrhoea
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*Pyrexia
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*Dehydration
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*Lethargy
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*Depression
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In calves it causes:
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*Anorexia and mucoid faeces
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*Neurological signs; generalised weakness, paralysis, inability to stand, trembling and sudden death.
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*Respiratory problems such as laryngitis, tracheitis and pneumonia.
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Young, colostrum-deprived calves are particularly at risk.
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|l6= Toroviruses#Clinical Signs
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