A Serological Survey of Simian Virus 40 in Monkeys

Ichikawa, Takashi; Minamoto, Nobuyuki; Kinjo, Toshio; Matsubayashi, Nobuko; Matsubayashi, Kiyoaki; Narama, Isao

doi:10.1111/j.1348-0421.1987.tb01332.x

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“…in Japan and Europe, where 1.4% to 89% of the tested monkeys were found to be positive, with prevalence varying according to the species. 2,12,32 The results of a study conducted in North American zoos suggest that those who work closely with nonhuman primates are occupationally exposed to SV40. 8 Thus, animals from Mbouzi should be handled with care as 10% of them were antibodypositive for a pan polyomavirus (PyV) ELISA (including PyV from mice, chimpanzees, and squirrel monkeys).…”

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“…Infectious diseases, and particularly zoonotic ones, are crucial issues to consider when dealing with wild animals, which have many diverse situations like public feeding, introductions, or translocations. 4,7,12,15 To manage the wildlife population it is important to evaluate the health status as well as the incidence and prevalence of the diseases affecting them. Brown lemurs (Eulemur fulvus ssp.)…”

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