Detection of antibodies to bovid herpesvirus 4 by ELISA

Edwards, S.; Newman, R.H.

doi:10.1016/0378-1135(85)90016-1

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“…The presence of complement markedly increases the neutralizing antibody titres and antibodies are detectable earlier (18 days after infection) (68). By IFAT and ELISA, specific antibodies are present 14 to 20 days after primary infection (16,29,67). …”

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Bovine Herpesvirus-4 (BHV-4) Infections of Cattle

Thiry

Bublot

Dubuisson

et al. 1989

Developments in Veterinary Virology

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Section: Immunologymentioning

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“…The immune response of cattle following BHV-4 infection is characterized by a low production, or in certain cases by an absence of neutralizing antibodies (10,24,55,67). When a weak response is demonstrated, neutralizing antibodies appear 22 to 34 days after primary infection (11,16).…”

Section: Immunologymentioning

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Bovine Herpesvirus-4 (BHV-4) Infections of Cattle

Thiry

Bublot

Dubuisson

et al. 1989

Developments in Veterinary Virology

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“…BHV‐4 infection leads to production of a low antibody avidity (Thiry et al. 1990), by way of sensitive tests required for antibody detection, such as enzyme‐linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) (Edwards & Newman 1985), in cases of complement fixation (Guo et al. 1988), and the indirect fluorescent antibody test (IFAT) (Sass et al.…”

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The possible role of bovine herpesvirus type‐4 infection in cow infertility

Gür¹,

Doğan

2010

Animal Science Journal

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Experimental and field studies have proven that the bovine herpesvirus type-4 (BHV-4) infection leads to various reproductive system problems. In this study, the role of BHV-4 infection in repeat breeding was investigated serologically. Eighty-four samples were obtained from repeat-breeding diagnosed cows in two organized dairy herds; an equal number of healthy cows were sampled from the same farms. The rest of the samples (105) were obtained from reproductively normal cows that were breeding in 18 small enterprises as a control group. The seropositivity proportion in repeat-breeding diagnosed cows was found to be significantly higher (69% (58/84)) than other cows (44% (37/84)) on the same farms. The lowest antibody positivity value for BHV-4 was detected as 24.7% (26/105) in the samples from family-type small farms. The odds ratio (OR) value was calculated as 2.834 in repeat-breeding diagnosed and healthy cows on the same farms, while 6.778 was determined in cows with and without reproductive problems on organized farms compared to small farms. As a result, the BHV-4 infection can be considered one of the reasons for repeat breeding besides other reproductive disorders.

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“…1983Luini, 1985Liebermann. 1978Osorio, 1982Ludwig, 1983Edwards, 1984Storz, 1984Mohanty, 1984Wellemans, 1984Ehlers, 1985Theodoridis, 1985Luini, 1986Truman, 1986Henry, 1986ICNV HSG 1973Ludwig, 1984Smith, 1977De Villiers, 1979Storz, 1984 The name of the first author only is given.…”

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Problems Concerning the Taxonomy of the ‘Movar-Type’ Bovine Herpesviruses

Bartha¹,

Fadol

Liebermann

et al. 1987

Intervirology

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The inconsistency in naming and labeling bovine herpesviruses (BHVs), other than BHV types 1 and 2 (BHV-1 and BHV-2), found in the literature is reviewed. To resolve the confusion and misunderstanding caused by the use of BHV-3, BHV-4 and BHV-5 for the same kind of BHVs, the most used label BHV-4 is proposed for designating Movar-type BHVs (which also were named Orphan viruses’ or ‘cytomegaloviruses’).

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Detection of antibodies to bovid herpesvirus 4 by ELISA

Cited by 23 publications

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Bovine Herpesvirus-4 (BHV-4) Infections of Cattle

Bovine Herpesvirus-4 (BHV-4) Infections of Cattle

The possible role of bovine herpesvirus type‐4 infection in cow infertility

Problems Concerning the Taxonomy of the ‘Movar-Type’ Bovine Herpesviruses

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Detection of antibodies to bovid herpesvirus 4 by ELISA

Cited by 23 publications

References 8 publications

Bovine Herpesvirus-4 (BHV-4) Infections of Cattle

Bovine Herpesvirus-4 (BHV-4) Infections of Cattle

The possible role of bovine herpesvirus type‐4 infection in cow infertility

Problems Concerning the Taxonomy of the &lsquo;Movar-Type&rsquo; Bovine Herpesviruses

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Problems Concerning the Taxonomy of the ‘Movar-Type’ Bovine Herpesviruses