New genotype of avian bornavirus in wild geese and trumpeter swans in Canada
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AVIAN bornavirus (ABV), a newly discovered agent, has been identified as the causal agent of proventricular dilation disease (PDD) in psittacine birds (Honkavuori and others 2008, Kistler and others 2008). Subsequent research, including bird inoculation studies (Gancz and others 2009, Gray and others 2010) and outbreak investigations (Kistler and others 2010) have provided strong supporting evidence. PDD is a significant pathological syndrome, with high mortality affecting primarily psittacine birds, that has been reported worldwide since the late 1970s. Characteristic pathological findings of PDD …
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Canada, Genotype, Bird Diseases, Mononegavirales Infections, Animals, Wild, Anseriformes, Bornaviridae, Geese, Animals, Proventriculus, Sentinel Surveillance
Canada, Genotype, Bird Diseases, Mononegavirales Infections, Animals, Wild, Anseriformes, Bornaviridae, Geese, Animals, Proventriculus, Sentinel Surveillance
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