1989
DOI: 10.1016/0167-5877(89)90035-4
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Japanese encephalitis virus infection in cattle: Changes in antibody distribution in the central district of Japan during a 4-year period

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“…The prevailing theory that cattle are dead-end hosts is supported by experimental infection studies showing no detectable viraemia in inoculated cattle 26,31 . Several studies report high seroprevalence (21% -51%) among cattle in Asia [73][74][75] , indicating that JEV is transmitted to cattle and that they generate an immune response. Boyer et al (2021) found that in Cambodia, JEV vectors demonstrated a preference to cattle over chickens and humans, with pigs as the secondary choice 76 .…”
Section: Species With Unknown Rolesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The prevailing theory that cattle are dead-end hosts is supported by experimental infection studies showing no detectable viraemia in inoculated cattle 26,31 . Several studies report high seroprevalence (21% -51%) among cattle in Asia [73][74][75] , indicating that JEV is transmitted to cattle and that they generate an immune response. Boyer et al (2021) found that in Cambodia, JEV vectors demonstrated a preference to cattle over chickens and humans, with pigs as the secondary choice 76 .…”
Section: Species With Unknown Rolesmentioning
confidence: 99%