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Lungs of a piglet exterminated 14 days PI, inoculated with higly pathogenic Type I subtype 3 strain Lena

PRRSV pathology in the lungs

The tissue damage is the consequence of direct apoptosis (and necrosis) of alveolar macrophage and their neighboring cells due to the release of apoptotigenic cytokines, reactive oxygen species, and nitric oxide.

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African Swine Fever

All the information about ASF: how to recognize the disease, how it is transmitted, pictures of lesions, latest news, guides, etc.

aïve gilts were naturally infected with type 1 PRRSV and showed cyanosis (“blue ear disease”) in ear

European strains of PRRSV in Korea

Type 1 PRRSV is highly prevalent in Korean swine herds and currently reproductive failure is more important consequence of infection with type 1 PRRSV, than is respiratory diseases in growing pigs.

Diseases manual

Description of the most important diseases and conditions in pigs

Atlas of pathology

Images of major swine diseases

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