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Molecular Diagnostics of Parapox Virus Infections
JDDG - Journal of the German Society of Dermatology, 2010 Summary Background: The diagnosis of parapox virus infections relies primarily on a history of contact with infected animals. The clinical presentation is usually a non‐specific necrotic ulcer. The histology may also be non‐specific, especially with older lesions. Negative‐staining electron microscopy (EM) is a fast and reliable diagnostic tool, but is
Heinz Kutzner
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Evidence for a Parapox Ovis Virus-Associated Superantigen
European Journal of Immunology, 2000As shown in a number of species, susceptibility to infectious diseases can be efficiently reduced following application of inactivated parapox ovis viruses (iPPOV). However, the basic mechanism for this stimulating capacity of iPPOV remains unclear.
A Saalmüller
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Farmyard Pox:Parapox Virus Infection in Man
British Journal of Dermatology, 1983Inasmuch as orf, milker's nodules and bovine papular stomatitis pox are clinically identical in man and are induced by currently indistinguishable parapox viruses, we propose a new generic term 'farmyard pox' for these diseases. This affords the clinician a diagnosis based on a common set of clinical and electron microscopic findings rather than one ...
W B Shelley, W B Shelley
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Nodulo del mungitore da parapox virus : un case report
, 2009 This paper reports a case of “Milker’s Nodule” observed in a young male working as cow milkier since 1993. He come to our attention for a medical examination performed in the frame of a program of periodical health surveillance at the workplace. During patient’s examination, it was noticed a cm.
E. Taroni +6 more
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2002
Objectives: Immunomodulating effect of new formulated inactivated Parapox ovis virus (IPOV) on immune response development after vaccination against Newcastle disease (ND) was investigated. Material and methods: Altogether 147 newly hatched chickens were disposed into four groups (A, B, C, and K).
Gottstein, Željko +4 more
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Objectives: Immunomodulating effect of new formulated inactivated Parapox ovis virus (IPOV) on immune response development after vaccination against Newcastle disease (ND) was investigated. Material and methods: Altogether 147 newly hatched chickens were disposed into four groups (A, B, C, and K).
Gottstein, Željko +4 more
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The effect of parapox ovis virus – induced immunomodulation on sperm quality in breeding bulls
2006Breeding bulls are high-health status animals that are kept in artificial insemination (AI) centres with very low disease problems. Those animals are often under chronic stress that leads to immunosuppression through lymphocyte reduction. Immunosuppressesion and process of sperm taking facilitate genitourinary infection.
Mihaljević, Željko +3 more
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Alexandria Journal of Veterinary Sciences
In this work, a trial was conducted to improve sheep reaction of the immune system to the inactivated FMD vaccination by using Zylexis as an immune-modulatory. Three groups of five sheep each were formed from the fifteen sheep. The first group received 2 injections of zylexis (2 ml/sheep, I/M) given on three days interval concurrently with vaccination
Azza Mohamed +3 more
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In this work, a trial was conducted to improve sheep reaction of the immune system to the inactivated FMD vaccination by using Zylexis as an immune-modulatory. Three groups of five sheep each were formed from the fifteen sheep. The first group received 2 injections of zylexis (2 ml/sheep, I/M) given on three days interval concurrently with vaccination
Azza Mohamed +3 more
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Cervical Cancer Prevention and Control in Women Living With Human Immunodeficiency Virus
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2021Vikrant V Sahasrabuddhe +2 more
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Occurrence of Parapox Virus in a 3-year-old Cow and the Resulting Lesions in a Milking Calf
The Indian Veterinary JournalRaman A, R Durairajan
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