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First report of a pseudorabies-virus-infected wolf (Canis lupus) in China
by
Wang Shuangshan
, Wang, Guodong
, Zhang, Mingliang
, Zhou, Lingling
, Lian Kaiqi
, Song, Yuwei
in
E protein
/ Glycoprotein E
/ Immunofluorescence
/ Kidneys
/ Lupus
/ Polymerase chain reaction
/ Pruritus
/ Pseudorabies
2020
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First report of a pseudorabies-virus-infected wolf (Canis lupus) in China
by
Wang Shuangshan
, Wang, Guodong
, Zhang, Mingliang
, Zhou, Lingling
, Lian Kaiqi
, Song, Yuwei
in
E protein
/ Glycoprotein E
/ Immunofluorescence
/ Kidneys
/ Lupus
/ Polymerase chain reaction
/ Pruritus
/ Pseudorabies
2020
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First report of a pseudorabies-virus-infected wolf (Canis lupus) in China
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First report of a pseudorabies-virus-infected wolf (Canis lupus) in China
2020
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We provide the first report of a wolf infected with pseudorabies virus (PRV) in China. We observed the clinical symptoms and also dissected tissue samples from the wolf. The samples were ground under sterile conditions and injected subcutaneously into the necks of rabbits, which subsequently developed intense pruritus symptoms and died. The PRV strain from the wolf was isolated in porcine kidney (PK)-15 cells and was specifically recognized by pig PRV antibody-positive serum, as shown by indirect immunofluorescence. Tissues from the dead wolf and rabbits were examined by polymerase chain reaction (PCR), and the PCR-amplified partial glycoprotein E gene was sequenced, which confirmed that the wolf had died as a result of PRV infection.
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Springer Nature B.V
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