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Serological Investigation of Maedi-Visna Virus Infection in Some Areas of Xinjiang
- ZHANG Yanhong, LI Yan, YANG Yan, ZHANG Zhe, LÜ Wenhua, QIAN Tianhao, MENG Yaqi, SHENG Jinliang
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2020, 51(8):
2022-2026.
doi:10.11843/j.issn.0366-6964.2020.08.028
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To investigate the epidemic status and characteristics of Maedi-Visna disease in Xinjiang, this study collected 2 647 samples of sheep sera from Aksu, Aletai, Bazhou, Changji, Hami, Shihezi, Yining, from 2017 to 2019. Enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) was performed to detect Maedi-Visna antibody. Statistical analysis of the positive rate of sheep Maedi-Visna antibody in different varieties, genders and regions. The detection rate of Aksu, Altay, Bazhou, Changji, Hami, Shihezi and Yining were 28.95% (121/418), 0.67% (5/751), 2.50% (2/80), 4.91% (8/163), 1.14% (3/264), 1.22% (1/82) and 17.10% (152/889). The positive rate of Aletai sheep, Hetian sheep, Kazakh sheep, Merino sheep, Suffolk sheep and Small Tail Han sheep, were 0.35% (1/288), 1.14% (3/264), 22.87% (231/1 010), 13.86% (42/303), 1.85% (13/702) and 2.50% (2/80), respectively. The positive detection rate of local variety and introduced variety were 0.79% (8/1015), 1.58% (15/947), respectively. The positive detection rate of female and male were 3.59 % (34/946) and 15.17 % (258/1 701), respectively. These results indicated that it is necessary to carry out early quarantine of Meadi-Visna disease, identify and eliminate the sick sheep timely, and improve the feeding and management conditions, which is of great significance to promote the healthy development of the sheep industry.