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CircoViradae Flashcards

1
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Shape of circoviridae

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Icosahedral

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Diameter of circoviridae

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17-25nm

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Genome of circoviridae

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Single strand
circular DNA
nucleic acid also infective (difficult to inactivate)

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4
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how many genes does circoviridae have

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3-4

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5
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where does circoviridae replicate

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in dividing cells (using polymerase enzyme)

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6
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does circoviridae have good antigens

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yes

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7
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how resistant is circoviridae

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VERY, outside can be infectious for months

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PCV1

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non pathogenic

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PCV2

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Responsible for PCVD (or in background)

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10
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heat deactivation of circoviridae

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80° for 1h

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11
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cell type circoviridae is found in

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immune cells

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12
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PCV2 & PCV3

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same disease different genome

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PCV4

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similar to mink circovirus

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14
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pathogenesis of Porcine circovirus

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oronasal route (or other)
–> Rep in Immune c –> Viraemia
–> Imunosupression OR PMWS

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15
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predisposing factors of PCVD

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environment

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diseases connected to PCV

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  • subclinical inf. (immune sup.)
  • PCV2 systemic D. (new PMWS)
  • PCV2 resp D
  • PCV2 enteric D
  • PCV2 repro D (most imp)
  • PDNS (porcine dendritic néphropathy syndrome)
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PMWS age

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1,5 - 4 months

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PMWS symptoms

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  • diarrhea, phtisis
    progressive weight loss
    jaundice
    rough hair
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19
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PMWS patho

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swollen lymph nodes (inguinal & mesenteric)
haemorrages
pneumonia
(myocardial replication)

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PDNS age

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from 1,5 months (30-100kg)

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PDNS symptoms

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red spots on skin
progressive weight loss
haemorrages, oedema

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PDNS patho

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Red, enlarged LN
Glomerulonephritis
Haemo in renal cortex

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23
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PRDC age

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4-7 months

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PRDC symptom

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fever
lethargy
resp

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PRDC patho

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interstitial bronchopneumonia
peribronchial fibrosis

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Repro disorders age

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pregnant

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27
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Repro disorders symptoms

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SMEDI

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28
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Repro disorders pathology

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fetal myocarditis (also detected in liver c & macropages)

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29
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can the activated immune system help the development of the disease (PCV2)

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yes

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30
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how to control PCV2 disease

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vaccine protection

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31
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animals susceptible of PCV2

A

domestic pigs and reservoir species

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PDNS pathogenesis

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Type 3 hypersensitivity

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33
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what happens in sows infected with PCV2 before day 70

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sever lesions : abortus, mummification & embryonic death

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34
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what happens in sows infected with PCV2 after day 70

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immune response of fetus but repro pb remains

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35
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Where is PRDC more frequent than PMWS

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North America

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36
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PRDC diagnosis

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  • Ab resistancy
  • Histological lesions of lungs
  • PCV2 detected in lungs
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37
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how to detect PCVD

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- immunohistochemistry
- IF
- PCR

ELISA: for IgM in recent infections

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38
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Types of vaccines used for PCVD

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Inactivated
Recombinant

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39
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what is the sow vaccine

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protects from repro pb
enough protection for piglets in first few weeks

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40
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when is the highest uptake of the PCV virus for piglets

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first few weeks of age

41
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What is the piglet vaccine?

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protect during and after weaning

42
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which species can naturally be inf-ected with PCV

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domestic pigs
wild boars
cattle
rodents (in pig farms)

43
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PCV3?

A

similar CS, no immune complexes (no PDNS)
repro disease

all over the world

44
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PCV4 ?

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role in co infections:
- PCV2
- PCV3
- PRRSV
- PEDV
- Aujesky

china + south korea

45
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what kind of infection is possible for dog Circovirus

A

subclinical
clinical
co-infection
asymptomatic

46
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Patho of dog circovirus

A

pale mucosa
bloody stool
hemorrhagic in SI
splenomegaly

47
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which animals can be infected by dog circovirus

A

dog, wolf, fox, badger

48
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Avian circovirus CS

A

immunossupression

49
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avian circovirus diseases

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  • Beak and feather virus
  • pigeon circovirus
  • goose circovirus
50
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BFD which animals

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young birds, below 3 years

51
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BFD replication

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in dividing cells (feather follicules)

horizantal and vertical transmission

52
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Acute BFD CS

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  • lethargy, anorexia
  • resp signs
  • vomit, diarrhea

death within 2-4 weeks (secondary inf)

53
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chronic BFD CS

A

lesions obvious after moulting, loss feather
feather and beak deformitites

can go on for years or die within 1

surving birds are carriers and shedders

54
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Pigeon circovirus age

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1- 12 months

55
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PiCV CS

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Lethargy, anorexia, beak & feather deformities

race performance decrease

57
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Acute PiCV

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similar to BFD

death in 2-5 days

58
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which cells are destroyed in PiCV

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spleen, thymus and bursa

59
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Goose Circovirus

GoCV age & CS

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1 week old & slow growth, feather formation

60
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Chicken infectious anaemia agent

A

Anelloviridae/Gyrovirus

61
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CAV CS

A

anaemia
immune suppression

62
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CAV affected animals

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ONLY chickens (few weeks old)

63
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Epi of CAV

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vertical (egg,sperm)
horizantal (direct contact, feces)

shedding with egg up to 2 months

64
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Age of CAV

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below 3 weeks: disease/severe
over 3 weeks: mild

65
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pathogenesis of CAV

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PO > intestine (resp) > viraemia > dividing cells

66
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mainly in which cells does CAV infect?

67
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how can we differentiate bursitis and CAV

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mainly B cells in bursitis

68
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clinical CAV

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  • Anaemia-dermatitis
  • 10-14 day old
  • rare

vertical transmission

69
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Subclinical CAV

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  • resistance with age
  • frequent
  • decrease productivity

horizantal transmission

70
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CAV clinical signs & age

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up to 1 month
incubation 7-10 days
not typical clinical signs

71
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CAV pathology

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haemorrhages, in gizzard and proventriculus
thinner blood
anemia

72
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histo path of CAV

A

Myeloid and lymphoid cells destroy

73
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diagnosis of CAV

A

virus isolation on lymphoid cells
IF, PCR

74
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DD of CAV

(Diferential diagnosis)

A
  • infectious bursitis
  • newcastle disease
  • avian influenza
  • viral inclusion body hepatitis
75
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Vaccination of hens against CAV

76
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CAV vaccine

A

in young: inactivated virulent
live, moderately attenuated

by drinking

77
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papillomaviridae diameter

78
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papillomaviridae shape

A

icosahedral

79
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papillomaviridae resistance

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VERY, inf. for month in evironment

80
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papillomaviridae genome

A

double stranded, linear DNA

different than PCV & CAV

81
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can papillomaviridae replicate in tissue culture

A

no, needs keratin

82
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T/F

papillomaviridae uses viral transcriptase

83
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T/F

papillomaviridae is stenoxen but not oncogene

A

F, stenoxen and oncogene

84
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Bovine papillomatosis types

85
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BPM that infects horses

86
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BPV in the skin all over the body

87
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BPV in the intestines

88
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BPV in skin of udder

89
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where can be found infected virion of BPV

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stratum corneum

virion assembly in stratum granulosum

90
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Incubation, spreading & intake of BPV

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  • 1-2month in young animals
  • direct contact, fly vector (all over the world)
  • trauma, errosion (skin, mucosa)
91
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Clinical signs of BPV

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nodules: near eye, horn base, abdomen, neck, dug, withers

rare: oesophagus, oral cavity

93
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BPV treatment

A

surgical removal, if irritating

not AUTOVACCINES bc food producing animals

94
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Horse papillomavirus

A

EPV 2 types
on head & neck
iatrogenic spreading

under 3 years old

95
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Horse sarcoid cause

A

BPaV 1&2
head, abdomen & hoof
agressive but no metastasis

horse cannot spread virus (rep cycle is stopped)

96
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Dog /Cat papillomavirus can be found where

A

oral cavity, genitalia

97
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Dog /Cat papillomavirus treatment

A

autovaccine

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