Page 15 of articles about vaccine
Reproduction in gilts inseminated with PCV2-spiked semen. Protection by gilt vaccination with a sow PCV2 vaccine
PCV2 vaccination of the gilts prior to insemination with PCV2 spiked-semen showed a clear decrease of viral load in the gilts as well as a much lower viral excretion that were compatible with foetus protection.
Dealing with PRRSv-positive breeding herds
Is the right strategy to get a farm stable, that is, control clinical signs reducing the economic impact of the disease; or should a farm adopt strategies to go “negative”? As for other questions in the epidemiological field, our answer is “it depends”.
PCV2 Virus properties and implications
The virus is highly resistant in the environment, showing also high resistance to chemical and thermal treatments.
Spain: vaccine against foot and mouth disease - a successful case of technology transfer
Novel method makes FMD vaccine production safer
Optimal routes of administration
How to administer drugs in order to optimize the speed of action, the efficiency and the financial cost.
Update on the importance of porcine circovirus type 2 (PCV2) subclinical infection
Might be there is a little doubt nowadays on the beneficial clinical and economic effects of PCV2 vaccination in subclinical infections in piglets, but… which is the role that sows play in the whole picture?
Ohio State researcher develops innovative vaccine for profit-draining swine virus
Effect of influenza vaccination on influenza bioaerosol generation
Porcine circovirus type 2 (PCV2) infection decreases the efficacy of an attenuated classical swine fever virus (CSFV) vaccine
PRRS Immunology
Resolving the basis of viral and host variation will require identification and characterization of key B- and T-cell epitopes conserved among diverse PRRSV, and of the molecular and structural details of key effector antibodies, T-cell antigen receptors, and MHC molecules that mediate broad, cross-protective immunity.
Mycoplasma hyorhinis - not just a commensal
Although a commensal, M. hyorhinis may cause serious systemic disease through mechanisms that are not fully understood.