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Artifical Infection Test of Pigs with Porcine Reproductive and Respiratory Syndrome Virus

LI Bing-geng

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In order to study the relationship between single infection of PRRSV and swine high fever,two piglets were inoculated with PRRSV,the body temperature was tested everyday,the PRRSV was detected by ELISA and PCR.The result showed that infected pigs with high-fever had no death.ELISA and PCR detection showed PRRSV positive without bacteria infection.

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In order to study the relationship between single infection of PRRSV and swine high fever,two piglets were inoculated with PRRSV,the body temperature was tested everyday,the PRRSV was detected by ELISA and PCR.The result showed that infected pigs with high-fever had no death.ELISA and PCR detection showed PRRSV positive without bacteria infection.

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In order to study the relationship between single infection of PRRSV and swine high fever,two piglets were inoculated with PRRSV,the body temperature was tested everyday,the PRRSV was detected by ELISA and PCR.The result showed that infected pigs with high-fever had no death.ELISA and PCR detection showed PRRSV positive without bacteria infection.

Key concepts: Porcine reproductive and respiratory syndrome virus, Virology, Biology, Inoculation, Virus, Highly pathogenic, Respiratory system, Microbiology

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