Experimental exposure of pregnant mares to the asinine-94 strain of equine arteritis virus

Experimental exposure of pregnant mares to the asinine-94 strain of equine arteritis virus.

Clinical, virological and serological responses were evaluated in 10 pregnant mares after different challenge exposures to the asinine-94 strain of equine arteritis virus (EAV). The outcome of maternal infection on the progeny was also investigated. Mares were inoculated intranasally (n = 4), intramuscularly (n = 2), intravenously (n = 1), or contract-exposed (n = 3). All inoculated mares devel...

Failure to establish chronic infection of the reproductive tract of the male horse with a South African asinine strain of equine arteritis virus (EAV).

Eight sexually mature horse stallions were inoculated intranasally with a South African asinine strain of EAV, a strain that was isolated from the semen of a donkey carrier. All horses developed fever, with maximum rectal temperatures of 38.9-39.9 degrees C recorded 3-6 d post challenge. Six horses showed very mild clinical signs of equine viral arteritis and two were asymptomatic. The virus wa...

Geographic Distribution of Equine Arteritis Virus Clinical Outcome of Equine Arteritis Virus Infection How Equine

Infectious cDNA Clone of the Modified Live Virus Vaccine Strain of <em>Equine Arteritis</em> Virus

Susceptibility/Resistance to Equine Arteritis Virus Infection

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