October 8, 2008
Because PRRSV can be transmitted through artificial insemination with semen from infected animals, boar studs are constantly being monitored for the presence of PRRSV. Current monitoring protocols...April 2, 2007
The objective of this study was to evaluate the feasibility of using pooled serum samples for detection of PRRSV-infected sow herds by ELISA. In order to achieve this objective, 113 true positive...September 7, 2006
Monitoring of boar studs for PRRS is critical to minimize the risk of transmission to sows via contaminated semen. However, current protocols for monitoring PRRSV in boar studs are diverse, sometimes...
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