Complex of respiratory pathologies of pigs in farms of Belarus
Abstract
The article presents data on associations of virus and bacterial genomes secreted by the method ofpolymerase chain reaction from lungs ofpigs with signs of respiratory system damage. It is established that in all three farms respiratory pathology is caused by viral and bacterial pathogens. The genome of the causative agent Haemophilus parasuis was found in three of the three households, as well as the genome of the pathogen Bordetella bronchiseptica and the genome of the pathogen of circovirus type II and PRRS. In two of the three farms, we isolated the genomes of the pathogens Steptococcus suis, Parvovirus suis. Only in one farm (farm 3) the Actinobacillus pleuropneumoniae pathogen genome was isolated.
About the Authors
E. L. KrasnikovaBelarus
A. S. Andrusevich
Belarus
O. V. Malchik
Belarus
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Krasnikova E.L., Andrusevich A.S., Malchik O.V. Complex of respiratory pathologies of pigs in farms of Belarus. Ecology and Animal World. 2020;(2):37-41. (In Russ.)