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Among 193 pooled faecal samples from turkey breeder flocks, 61.1% were positive for enteric viruses, including astrovirus (47.2%), rotavirus (30.6%), and reovirus (10.4%).
Observational (n=193)
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High enteric virus prevalence supports surveillance in turkey breeders; hypothesis-generating for clinical impact and control measures.
Jindal et al. (2010) conducted an observational in Enteric viruses (n=193). Enteric viruses (rotavirus, astrovirus, reovirus, and coronavirus) was evaluated on Detection of enteric viruses by RT-PCR. Among 193 pooled faecal samples from turkey breeder flocks, 61.1% were positive for enteric viruses, including astrovirus (47.2%), rotavirus (30.6%), and reovirus (10.4%).
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