Abstract
Schmallenberg virus primarily infects domestic and wild ruminants. Cattle and sheep seem to be the most susceptible species. Goats, pigs and camelids seem to be less susceptible. In pregnant cattle and sheep, the virus can infect multiple organs of the un-borne fetus. However, this infection often does not cause major lesions and infrequently leads to malformations.
| Original language | English |
|---|---|
| Place of Publication | Lelystad |
| Publisher | CVI |
| Number of pages | 67 |
| Publication status | Published - 2014 |
Keywords
- animal pathology
- schmallenberg virus
- epidemiology
- pathogenesis
- transmission
- vectors
- diagnosis
- reverse transcriptase pcr
- serology
- wild animals
- domestic animals
- calves
- lambs
- cows
- sheep
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