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EnglishA controlled, blinded and randomized study was performed on an Italian 1500-sow farrow-to-weaning farm. The objective of this evaluation was to assess the correlation of sows and offspring ELISA antibody titres. Twenty-four sows selected to be representative for parity and genetic characteristics of breeding were randomly allocated to 2 groups (group A: 12 sows, group B: 12 sows). Sows in group A received 2 ml Circovac® i.m. 6 weeks and 3 weeks before delivery. Subjects in group B were kept as unvaccinated controls. From litters of these sows was randomly selected a sample of about 3 subjects per litter (group C, piglets born to sows vaccinated: 31 animals; group D, piglets born to unvaccinated sow: 34 subjects). Blood samples were collected from sows 10 days after delivery and from piglets at 10 days of age. The sera were tested for antibodies against PCV2 by ELISA (Serelisa®PCV2 Ab, Synbiotics). Animals were assigned into 4 categories based on the median of log10 ELISA titre: low titre sows (<3.74), high titre sows (>=3.73); low titre piglets (<3.91), high titre piglets (>=3.91). Percent agreement of low sows-low piglets and high sows-high piglets titres [(30+26)/65] was 86% with a Kappa of 0.72 (substantial agreement). Vaccination of the sows provides high maternal antibody titres in piglets with a substantial agreement between high sows-high piglets PCV2 titres.
| Titolo: | Agreement of dam and piglet PCV2 ELISA titres |
| Autore/i: | OSTANELLO, FABIO; Granito G.; Rugna G.; Lelli D.; Leotti G.; Merialdi G.; Bianchi M.; F. Joisel |
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| Anno: | 2011 |
| Titolo del libro: | Proc. 3rd European Symposium of Porcine Health Management |
| Pagina iniziale: | 145 |
| Pagina finale: | 145 |
| Abstract: | A controlled, blinded and randomized study was performed on an Italian 1500-sow farrow-to-weaning farm. The objective of this evaluation was to assess the correlation of sows and offspring ELISA antibody titres. Twenty-four sows selected to be representative for parity and genetic characteristics of breeding were randomly allocated to 2 groups (group A: 12 sows, group B: 12 sows). Sows in group A received 2 ml Circovac® i.m. 6 weeks and 3 weeks before delivery. Subjects in group B were kept as unvaccinated controls. From litters of these sows was randomly selected a sample of about 3 subjects per litter (group C, piglets born to sows vaccinated: 31 animals; group D, piglets born to unvaccinated sow: 34 subjects). Blood samples were collected from sows 10 days after delivery and from piglets at 10 days of age. The sera were tested for antibodies against PCV2 by ELISA (Serelisa®PCV2 Ab, Synbiotics). Animals were assigned into 4 categories based on the median of log10 ELISA titre: low titre sows (<3.74), high titre sows (>=3.73); low titre piglets (<3.91), high titre piglets (>=3.91). Percent agreement of low sows-low piglets and high sows-high piglets titres [(30+26)/65] was 86% with a Kappa of 0.72 (substantial agreement). Vaccination of the sows provides high maternal antibody titres in piglets with a substantial agreement between high sows-high piglets PCV2 titres. |
| Data prodotto definitivo in UGOV: | 24-giu-2013 |
| Appare nelle tipologie: | 4.02 Riassunto (Abstract) |
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