Selected article for: "PCR analysis and viral load"

Author: Stagegaard, Julia; Kurth, Andreas; Stern, Daniel; Dabrowski, Piotr Wojciech; Pocknell, Ann; Nitsche, Andreas; Schrick, Livia
Title: Seasonal recurrence of cowpox virus outbreaks in captive cheetahs (Acinonyx jubatus)
  • Document date: 2017_11_9
  • ID: 0oa4x05s_24
    Snippet: Samples from all index cases (Sheppard, Top Cut, Nuru, Hurley, Nova) and the dead female of cluster 1 (Grey) were submitted to the German Consultant Laboratory of Poxviruses at the Robert Koch Institute for diagnostics and further classification of the viruses. PCR analysis showed high OPV-DNA loads when normalized to cellular DNA (c-myc) in multiple specimens from several affected animals (Table 2 ). Viral load was especially high in the decease.....
    Document: Samples from all index cases (Sheppard, Top Cut, Nuru, Hurley, Nova) and the dead female of cluster 1 (Grey) were submitted to the German Consultant Laboratory of Poxviruses at the Robert Koch Institute for diagnostics and further classification of the viruses. PCR analysis showed high OPV-DNA loads when normalized to cellular DNA (c-myc) in multiple specimens from several affected animals (Table 2 ). Viral load was especially high in the deceased animals (Grey and Top Cut) with extraordinarily high viral loads detected in the blood, indicating a systemic infection.

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