2015
DOI: 10.17533/udea.rccp.v28n4a04
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Presence of IgG antibodies against reproductive infections in breeding bulls of Magdalena Medio, Colombia

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“…The seroprevalence against BHV-1 in unvaccinated cattle herds, in western lowlands of Ecuador was determined and had a high value of positive animals with 58.47 %. This value was like that reported in other studies, including unvaccinated herds [1], which showed high seroprevalences, above 50 % [2,3,6,12,21,24]. The high number of positive animals may be related to different factors, including the isolate involved [1], the ability of the virus to remain latent, the introduction of infected animals that spread disseminate and perpetuate the virus within the herds [9,29] and the control measures implemented [15].…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 91%
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“…The seroprevalence against BHV-1 in unvaccinated cattle herds, in western lowlands of Ecuador was determined and had a high value of positive animals with 58.47 %. This value was like that reported in other studies, including unvaccinated herds [1], which showed high seroprevalences, above 50 % [2,3,6,12,21,24]. The high number of positive animals may be related to different factors, including the isolate involved [1], the ability of the virus to remain latent, the introduction of infected animals that spread disseminate and perpetuate the virus within the herds [9,29] and the control measures implemented [15].…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 91%
“…Bovine herpesvirus type 1 (BHV-1) is a member of the Herpesviridae family, subfamily Alphadenovirinae [1,18,29], which in ruminants, domestic and wild, form a large group of pathogens with high morbidity [20,22]. BHV-1 is responsible for economic losses in milk production worldwide [5,24], due to the use of medications, milk discarding, mortalities [3,10,20,25] and reproductive failures, such as embryonic death or abortions [6,15], increasing the importance, due to the lack of regularization and the globalization of animal markets or their products [13,16].…”
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“…In Colombia, has been reported sero-prevalence of BLV at municipal level, in the following states: Antioquia 44-47.8% (25,29) (39). In this sense, the report of BLV in Colombia varied between 11.2 to 77.83%, therefore, the prevalence of the disease in Caquetá state (25.18) is between national ranges, nevertheless, it is greater to the prevalence in Casanare, Córdoba, and Nariño, but lower than the others states.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%