equine infectious anemia การใช้

• Testing this week found no evidence of equine infectious anemia in any of the 130 horses.
• According to state statute, all horses must have tested negative for equine infectious anemia within the past year in order to compete.
• In 1992, a program to monitor Equine Infectious Anemia ( EIA ) was initiated by the National Stud Farm for all breeding stock.
• After the roundup of all 184 horses on the island, veterinarians found that 76 of them suffered from equine infectious anemia, a blood disease.
• The horses are monitored for diseases, such as equine infectious anemia, an outbreak of which was discovered and subsequently eliminated on Shackleford in 1996.
• The outbreak of the disease, with an official title of Equine Infectious Anemia ( EIA ), had caused the death of 77 horses at Rockingham Park that summer.
• This certificate, authorized by a veterinarian, certifies that the horse has been tested recently and does not have an incurable disease called equine infectious anemia ( EIA ).
• An outbreak of " Swamp Fever "  or Equine Infectious Anemia ( EIA ) in the summer had caused the death of 77 horses at Rockingham Park.
• The human version of TRIM5? does not target HIV-1, but can inhibit strains of the murine leukemia virus ( MLV ) as well as equine infectious anemia virus ( EIAV ).
• There are options to choose from between lentiviral vectors, though, and many popular lentiviral vectors have either a human immunodeficiency virus 1 ( HIV-1 ) or equine infectious anemia virus ( EIAV ).
• Oxford Biomedica, a British biotechnology company, and Dr . John C . Olsen of the University of North Carolina are separately developing vectors based on equine infectious anemia virus, which causes a disease in horses.
• Blood from the animals will be tested for four diseases : dourine, a venereal disease; glanders, an upper respiratory infection; equine infectious anemia, a viral blood disorder; and piroplasmosis, a parasitic blood disorder transmitted by ticks.
• His studies of a HIV-related virus that infects horses, known as the equine infectious anemia virus, appears to confirm that the antibodies which initially respond to an infection can help spread the viruses around the body.
• It is thought likely that the Maryland herd carries equine infectious anemia ( EIA ); they are effectively quarantined, however, by allowing no riding or camping with privately owned horses along the mainland shore during the insect season which stretches from mid-May to October.
• Another very important aspect that the IHP addresses is linked to the challenge of educating horse-owners and the general public on the realities related to equine infectious anemia, a disease that the association considers to be misunderstood and less dangerous than what is generally believed.