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SEROLOGICALSURVEY ON THE PREVALENCE OF BOVINE HERPES 1 (BHV1) IN DOMESTIC ANIMALS IN EGYPT.

Amal Moussa, Mélissa Saber, E.K. NAFIE, N. N. Ayoub, Ahmed Ali Mohsen

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BHV 1, is a viral disease of domestic animals which belongs to the Family Herpesviridae. It is characte rized by various clinical manifestations including respiratory form (Miller, 1955 and McKercher et,al. 1959), infectious pustular vulvovaginitis (IPV) encephalitis (French, 1962 a-b), conjunctivitis (McKercher et al.; 1959), endometritis (Wellman et al., 1974), ocular carcinoma (Russé, . (1955) and abortion in cattle (Jensen et al, (1955 ) affec tions in other species as vaginitis and balanitis in pigs (Onstad & Saxegaard, 19679) respiratory affec tion in goats (Mohanty et al., Kennedy: 1972). and recurrent — Ophthalmitis of horses (Jubb and kennedy,1970). In Egypt, the virus was isolated for first time from cattle suffering from respiratory syndrome (Hafez et al., 1974), as well as from local cattle (cows) and buffaloes affected with the genital form (Mohsen et al., 1978).

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BHV 1, is a viral disease of domestic animals which belongs to the Family Herpesviridae. It is characte rized by various clinical manifestations including respiratory form (Miller, 1955 and McKercher et,al. 1959), infectious pustular vulvovaginitis (IPV) encephalitis (French, 1962 a-b), conjunctivitis (McKercher et al.; 1959), endometritis (Wellman et al., 1974), ocular carcinoma (Russé, . (1955) and abortion in cattle (Jensen et al, (1955 ) affec tions in other species as vaginitis and balanitis in pigs (Onstad & Saxegaard, 19679) respiratory affec tion in goats (Mohanty et al., Kennedy: 1972). and recurrent — Ophthalmitis of horses (Jubb and kennedy,1970). In Egypt, the virus was isolated for first time from cattle suffering from respiratory syndrome (Hafez et al., 1974), as well as from local cattle (cows) and buffaloes affected with the genital form (Mohsen et al., 1978).

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BHV 1, is a viral disease of domestic animals which belongs to the Family Herpesviridae. It is characte rized by various clinical manifestations including respiratory form (Miller, 1955 and McKercher et,al. 1959), infectious pustular vulvovaginitis (IPV) encephalitis (French, 1962 a-b), conjunctivitis (McKercher et al.; 1959), endometritis (Wellman et al., 1974), ocular carcinoma (Russé, . (1955) and abortion in cattle (Jensen et al, (1955 ) affec tions in other species as vaginitis and balanitis in pigs (Onstad & Saxegaard, 19679) respiratory affec tion in goats (Mohanty et al., Kennedy: 1972). and recurrent — Ophthalmitis of horses (Jubb and kennedy,1970). In Egypt, the virus was isolated for first time from cattle suffering from respiratory syndrome (Hafez et al., 1974), as well as from local cattle (cows) and buffaloes affected with the genital form (Mohsen et al., 1978).

Key concepts: Biology, Virology, Herpes virus, Veterinary medicine, Medicine, Virus

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