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Characterization of Nephropathogenic Infectious Bronchitis Virus DMV/1639/11 Recovered from Delmarva Broiler Chickens in 2011
Characterization of Nephropathogenic Infectious Bronchitis Virus DMV/1639/11 Recovered from Delmarva Broiler Chickens in 2011
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Characterization of Nephropathogenic Infectious Bronchitis Virus DMV/1639/11 Recovered from Delmarva Broiler Chickens in 2011
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Characterization of Nephropathogenic Infectious Bronchitis Virus DMV/1639/11 Recovered from Delmarva Broiler Chickens in 2011
Characterization of Nephropathogenic Infectious Bronchitis Virus DMV/1639/11 Recovered from Delmarva Broiler Chickens in 2011
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Characterization of Nephropathogenic Infectious Bronchitis Virus DMV/1639/11 Recovered from Delmarva Broiler Chickens in 2011

2013
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A limited outbreak of nephropathogenic infectious bronchitis (NIB) occurred in three Delmarva (DMV) commercial broiler chicken flocks in 2011. Isolates of NIB virus (NIBV)—DMV/1639/11, DMV/3432/11, and DMV/3902/11—were characterized by sequence analysis of the N-terminal subunit (S1) of the spike (S) gene. Findings indicated that the isolates were identical to each other and to PA/9579A/10, a 2010 isolate from poultry in Pennsylvania. The 2010 and 2011 isolates appear to have originated from a 1997–2000 NIB outbreak in Pennsylvania. DMV/1639/11 and PA/9579A/10 were determined to be nephropathogenic in susceptible chickens, yielding virus reisolations from kidney and inducing characteristic interstitial nephritis microscopic lesions. In a controlled laboratory study, 40% of chickens vaccinated with a combination live vaccine containing infectious bronchitis virus (IBV) strains Massachusetts (Mass) + Connecticut (Conn) were positive on virus isolation attempts after challenge with DMV/1639/11, compared with only 13% of Mass + Arkansas (Ark) vaccinates. Both combination vaccines gave partial protection against the development of DMV/1639/11-induced renal lesions. Although numerically fewer chickens vaccinated with Mass + Conn had interstitial nephritis compared with those vaccinated with Mass + Ark, neither vaccine combination offered greater protection (P < 0.05) than observed in unvaccinated chickens challenged with DMV/1639/11. Mass + Ark vaccinations, applied under commercial conditions in the hatchery (spray) and on-farm (spray), did not protect the trachea or kidney from DMV/1639/11 challenge. Serologic testing of broiler flocks found <3% (2 of 69) tested to possess specific antibodies to DMV/1639/11, indicating the virus had not become established in the region. Caracterización del virus nefropatogénico de la bronquitis infecciosa DMV/1639/11 aislado de pollos de engorde en el área de Delmarva en el año 2011. Se presentó un brote limitado de bronquitis infecciosa nefropatogénica (NIB) en tres parvadas comerciales de pollos de engorde en el año 2011 en el área de Delmarva. Se caracterizaron los aislamientos de virus nefropatogénicos de bronquitis infecciosa DMV/1639/11, DMV/3432/11 y DMV/3902/11 se caracterizaron mediante el análisis de la secuencia del gene de la subunidad S1 de la espícula (S). Los resultados indicaron que los aislamientos eran idénticos entre sí y con el aislamiento PA/9579A/10, que es un aislamiento de aves comerciales en Pennsylvania del año 2010. Las cepas de los años 2010 y 2011 parecen haberse originado a partir de un brote de bronquitis infecciosa nefropatogénica que se presentó entre los años 1997 al 2000 en Pennsylvania. Se determinó que los aislamientos DMV/1639/11 y PA/9579A/10 eran nefropatogénicos en pollos susceptibles, que eran reaislados del riñón e inducían las lesiones de nefritis intersticial microscópica característica. En un estudio controlado de laboratorio, el 40% de los pollos vacunados con una vacuna viva que contenía la combinación cepas Massachussets (Mass) y Connecticut (Conn) fueron positivos a los intentos de aislamiento del virus después del desafío con el virus DMV/1639/11, en comparación con sólo el 13% de los pollos vacunados con la combinación Massachussets y Arkansas (Ark). Ambas combinaciones de vacunas confirieron una protección parcial contra el desarrollo de las lesiones renales inducidas por el virus DMV/1639/11. Aunque un número menor de los pollos vacunados con la combinación Massachussets y Connecticut mostraron nefritis intersticial en comparación con los pollos vacunados con Massachussets y Arkansas, ninguna combinación de vacunas ofreció una mayor protección (P < 0.05) que la observada en los pollos no vacunados y desafiados con el virus DMV/1639/11. Las vacunaciones con la combinación Massachussets y Arkansas, aplicadas en condiciones comerciales en la planta de incubación (aerosol) y en las explotaciones agrícolas (aerosol), no protegieron a la tráquea o a los riñones ante el desafío con el virus DMV/1639/11. Las pruebas serológicas demostraron que menos del 3% de las parvadas (2 de 69) poseían anticuerpos específicos contra el virus DMV/1639/11, lo que indica que el virus no se había establecido en la región.