Circoviridae Flashcards

1
Q

Where does Circoviridae replication and is it stable?

A

Replicates in the nucleus actively dividing cells

very stable, resists 60C and pH 3-9

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Post Weaning Multisystemic Wasting Syndrome
Etiology 
Host
Distribution
Transmission
A

Porcine circovirus 2
Pigs 4-6 wks old or 2-3 wks post weaning
worldwide
fecal-oral but is found in all secretions, transplacental, fomites

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3
Q

Botryoid cytoplasmic inclusion bodies within macrophages are found with what virus?

A

Porcine circovirus 2

Post Weaning Multisystemic Wasting Syndrome

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Q

What is a consistent feature in pigs that develop clinical PMWS?

A

Lymphoid depletion and lymphopenia

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5
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During what trimester does infection of PMWS cause abortion?

A

1st and 2nd trimester

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Clinical signs associated with PMWS

A

Subclinical most common
progressive weight loss, lethargy, slow growth, cough
Co-nfection with Porcine Parvo virus and other things can cause severe dz and more pronounced lesions

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7
Q

What 2 pathogens cause Enzootic pneumonia of swine

A

PMWS and Mycoplasma hyopneumoniae

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8
Q

Vx available for PMWS

When do you vx piglets? Sows?

A

Chimeric- PCV-1 (non pathogenic)
Inactivated/Baculovirul expressed vx- contain capsid proein for PCV2
Piglets- 1st dose at 3 wks old, 2nd dose 3 wks later
Sow vx- 2 and 5 wks antepartum

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Porcine Dermatitis and Nephropathy Syndrom (PDNS)

A

PCV2
Sporadic
Older piglets
Necrotizing skin lesions, vasculitis, fibrinous glomerulonephritis

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10
Q

Chicken Infectious Anemia
Etiology
Host
Transmission

A

gyrovirus, family circoviridae
2-4 wk old chickens
shed in feces and feather dander, inhalation/oral exposure, vertical transmision, environmentally stable virus

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CAV replication sites

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hemocytoblasts in bone marrow precursor T cells in cortex of thymos and dividing cd4/8 cells in spleen

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12
Q

When do you vx for Chicken Infectious Anemia?

A

Live vx of antibody negative breeder flocks before the start of egg production

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13
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Family Circoviridae general

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Small, 17-22 nm
Circular single strand DNA 
Circo-ambisense DNA
Gyro-neg sense DNA
Non enveloped, spherical w/ icosahedral T=1
Chicken inf anemia has 12 trumpets
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