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Chicken Anaemia Virus Disease Flashcards (view source)
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Levels of infection can be estimated by the detection of raising antibody titres.
Levels of infection can be estimated by the detection of raising antibody titres.
Many diagnostic tests have been developed: immunoperoxidase staining, ELISA, PCR, dot blot hybridisation, indirect immunofluorescence
Many diagnostic tests have been developed: immunoperoxidase staining, ELISA, PCR, indirect immunofluorescence
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|q12=What can be found on postmortem?
|q12=What can be found on postmortem?
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*Severe atrophy of the lymphoid organs (thymus, bursa of Fabricius, and to a lesser extent the spleen). All become depleted of lymphocytes and reticular cells become hyperplastic.
*Severe atrophy of the lymphoid organs (thymus, bursa of Fabricius, and to a lesser extent the spleen). All become depleted of lymphocytes and reticular cells become hyperplastic.
*Haemorrhages throughout the skeletal muscle and subcutaneous tissue
*Haemorrhages throughout the skeletal muscle and subcutaneous tissue
*Pale watery yellow bone marrow - due to severe aplasia of the BM and the haematopoietic cells being replaced with adipose tissue
*Pale watery yellow bone marrow - due to severe aplasia of the BM and the haematopoietic cells being replaced with adipose tissue
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|q13=What is the treatment for Chicken anaemia virus disease?
|q13=What is the treatment for Chicken anaemia virus disease?
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