SERO-ENTOMOLOGY APPROACH OF BLUETONGUE VIRUS (BTV) INFECTION IN SHEEP IN SOME PROVINCES OF NORTH-WEST ALGERIA

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Published: 2020-10-29

Page: 14-19


SEBAI ALI

The Veterinary Sciences Institute, University of Tiaret, 14000, Algeria. and The Regional Veterinary Laboratory of Mostaganem, Algeria.

GHAZI KHEIRA

The Veterinary Sciences Institute, University of Tiaret, 14000, Algeria.

MELIANI SAMIA *

Nature and Life Sciences Faculty, University of Tiaret, 14000, Algeria.

KEBIR AHMED

The Regional Veterinary Laboratory of Mostaganem, Algeria.

BENYAMINA KHADRA

The Regional Veterinary Laboratory of Mostaganem, Algeria.

BOUZIRI ABDELDJALLIL

The Regional Veterinary Laboratory of Mostaganem, Algeria.

MEKI BOUTAIBA BENKLAOUZ

The Veterinary Sciences Institute, University of Tiaret, 14000, Algeria.

*Author to whom correspondence should be addressed.


Abstract

This study aimed to estimate the sero-prevalence and associated with Culicoides trapping in study area in sheep and cattle bluetongue virus sero-positive from seven provinces in North Western Algeria, seven provinces were selected. A total of 255 sheep were used. Three times blood collection in season of autumn were randomly collected for detection of bluetongue virus group specific antibodies through competitive ELISA (c-ELISA) for assessment of situation epidemiological by prevalence and presence of Culicoides trapping in sites was revealed seropositive.

The prevalence of bluetongue virus in sheep was found higher (35,76%) than cattle (16,91), specie new were significantly associated with the occurrence of disease.

Keywords: Bluetongue virus, sheep, sero-entomology, North-West Algeria.


How to Cite

ALI, S., KHEIRA, G., SAMIA, M., AHMED, K., KHADRA, B., ABDELDJALLIL, B., & BENKLAOUZ, M. B. (2020). SERO-ENTOMOLOGY APPROACH OF BLUETONGUE VIRUS (BTV) INFECTION IN SHEEP IN SOME PROVINCES OF NORTH-WEST ALGERIA. BIONATURE, 40(3), 14–19. Retrieved from https://globalpresshub.com/index.php/BN/article/view/887


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