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Rotavirus grupo A en lechones lactantes en una granja porcina convencional.

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 20 Sep 2018 Spanish; Castilian Publisher:Instituto Colombiano Agropecuario
Authors: Torres Ruíz, Miryam L.; Sabogal Ospina, Roberto; Gonzáles Garzón, Guillermo;

handle: 20.500.12324/31395

Rotavirus grupo A en lechones lactantes en una granja porcina convencional.

Abstract

En una piara de manejo convencional semintensiva se estudiaron 9 camadas en el transcurso de 10 meses del año. Durante este lapso el 87 por ciento de los lechones de 8 de las camadas presentaron diarrea de variada intensidad y características. La mortalidad varió entre 5 y 10 por ciento por camada. Un rotavirus del grupo A fue demostrado por la técnica ELISA. Aparentemente la infección en lechones se originó por persistencia del virus en el medio ambiente

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Mortalidad, Lechón, Rotavirus porcino, Ganadería - L01, Infección, Enfermedades de los animales - L73, Elisa, Antígenos, Diarrea, Ganadería y especies menores

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