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... in Bangladesh is limited. Razzaque et al. (2004) found the sero-prevalence of PPR is 36% in sheep in Mymensingh ...district. Bangladesh Livestock Research Institute (BLRI) was carried out a study on ... See full document

... like peste des petits ruminants (PPR), goat pox, contagious ecthyma, foot and mouth disease (FMD) and rabies, and bacterial diseases such as pneumonia, tetanus, enterotoxaemia, foot rot, mastitis, ... See full document

... Abstract: Peste des petits ruminants (PPR) is a highly contagious viral disease associated with high morbidity and mortality in goats of ...(AHRD), Bangladesh Livestock Research ... See full document

... red areas and congestion in different lobes of lungs, enlargement of spleen and lymph nodes, erosion of abomasums and characteristics zebra striping in the mucosa of ...of goats were more prone ... See full document

... serum antibody titres were recorded at 30 days post vaccination in goats and sheep vaccinated ei- ther with normal recommended dose or half dose of PPR ...The antibody titres gradually increased from ... See full document

... small ruminant breeds, population densities, and trading and farming practices across Asia and Africa, caution needs to be exercised when attempting to generalize these ...across different geographical and ... See full document

... in goats of the effects of six wild-type isolates, both recent and ar- chived, including representative isolates of all four line- ages, examining the clinical picture, the replication of the virus and the effects ... See full document

... Peste des petits ruminants (PPR) is an endemic disease of goat, caused by RNA virus of the genus Morbillivirus that was first described by [1] from Ivory ...of Bangladesh and the disease is ... See full document

... Mass vaccination against PPRV in countries endemic with PPR controls the virus circulation in the small ruminant population to a level where targeted vaccin- ation can be considered. Vaccinations carried out ... See full document

... positive cases were inupper-than-three group (0%). In the study of Mahajan et al. (2012) samples were divided into three groups: 4 to 8 months, 8 to 12 months and upper than 12 months in which the highest serum ... See full document

... of Peste des Petits Ruminants (PPR) in the small rumi- nant population of ...and goats were estimated ...for goats were ...for goats were significantly higher (P < ... See full document

... identify areas of increased ...or goats) were supposed to be randomly selected but were most probably purposively selected because of field and time constraints although we have not been able to com- ... See full document

... or areas where the disease has only recently arrived, or where outbreaks have been too sporadic to build up local knowledge, a negative result can be impor- tant in removing concerns of a new PPR ... See full document

... In North Africa, there are approximately 70 million sheep and 20 million goats. During the 2008 PPR out- break in Morocco, characteristic signs of the disease were observed only in young animals of some local ... See full document

... of different wildlife ungulate species can be infected, there is no evidence to indicate that wildlife populations play an important role in virus maintenance; an effective, robust, safe and affordable vaccine is ... See full document

... Several factors may limit host immune responses to poxvirus-vectored vaccines. One is that use of the tk gene as an insertion site for foreign antigen genes usually results in attenuated replication of the recombinant ... See full document

... in a high-altitude location and 2 nomadic livestock herds in low-altitude locations. No positive results were ob- tained from small livestock sampled in the highlands of Ngorongoro Crater. Three sheep (1 young, 1 ... See full document

... The research was supported by a grant from the European Commission Animal Health and Welfare European Research Area Network for the IUEPPR Project “Improved Understanding of Epidemiology of PPR” in the framework of ... See full document

... infect goats and sheep after the propagation of the virus through three serial passages in ...susceptible goats with the infectious ...adult goats. Virus was inoculated from sheep to sheep and ... See full document

... Entry processes of enveloped viruses are complex and involve a variety of proteins of virus itself and host. In morbilliviruses, two viral glycoproteins plays the key role in the infection process: the ... See full document