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List of publications produced within PoRRSCon project PoRRSCon is an initiative of 15 partners from EU and Asia with strong expertise in virology and immunology.
FAO Reference Laboratories List of FAO Reference Laboratories and Collaborating Centres relevant to emergency animal diseases.
Transboundary Animal Diseases: Assessment of socio-economic impacts and institutional responses Otte, M.J., Nugent, R. and McLeod, A., Food and Agriculture Organization Livestock Information and Policy Branch, AGAL This is the ninth of a series of ‘Livestock Policy Discussion Papers’.
Surveillance, detection and response: managing emerging diseases at national and international levels K. Ben Jebara, Animal Health Information Department, World Organisation for Animal Health, The paper describes the existing international early warning systems and response mechanisms.
DNA-based Molecular Diagnostic Techniques: Research Needs for Standardization and Validation of the Detection of Aquatic Animal Pathogens and Diseases, Issue 395 (Google e-book) Peter Walker, Rohana P. Subasinghe, FAO In efforts to limit transboundary movement of pathogens and reduce the economic and socioeconomic impact of disease in aquaculture, there is considerable scope for more effective use of DNA-based methods of pathogen detection.
Global perspective for foot and mouth disease control M.M. Rweyemamu, V.M. Astudillo The world distribution of foot and mouth disease (FMD) is almost a mirror image of the global economic structure. The authors conclude that there is sufficient knowledge of FMD to make an international initiative for the progressive control of FMD a viable objective
Probable Person-to-Person Transmission of Avian Influenza A (H5N1) Kumnuan Ungchusa et al. During 2004, a highly pathogenic avian influenza A (H5N1) virus caused poultry disease in eight Asian countries and infected at least 44 persons, killing 32. The authors investigated possible person-to-person transmission in a family cluster of the disease in Thailand.
Rinderpest and Peste des Petits Ruminants: Virus Plagues of Large and Small Ruminants (Google eBook) William P. Taylor Rinderpest and Peste des Petits Ruminants tells the story of how, by the year 2010, scientists are set to globally eradicate one of the great historic plagues that has ravaged human livestock for centuries.
A European survey of antimicrobial susceptibility among zoonotic and commensal bacteria isolated from food-producing animals Bywater et al., EASSA Study Group The potential for transfer of antimicrobial resistance from enteric zoonotic bacteria of food animals to the human population is a cause of concern. Programmes to monitor resistance are, therefore, essential.
Emerging Zoonoses Frederick A. Murphy, University of California Special Issue on Zoonoses. In the past few years, emergent disease episodes have increased; nearly all have involved zoonotic or species-jumping infectious agents.
Standard Methods and Rules (SMR) (presentation) Workshop Discussion A Plan for Coordinated Prevention and Control of Trade Related Transboundary Animal Diseases (TADs).
The Global Framework for the Progressive Control of Transboundary Animal Diseases FAO, OIE The Global Framework for Progressive Control of Transboundary Animal Diseases (GF-TADs) is a joint FAO/OIE initiative, which combines the strengths of both organisations to achieve agreed common objectives.
Laboratory surveillance for prevention and control of foodborne zoonoses Busani et al., Dipartimento di Sanità Alimentare ed Animale Enter-Net is an example of an international laboratory based surveillance network which contribute largely to European foodborne zoonosis surveillance.
23_Porcine_Circovirus_Type_2_Viremia_and_Seroconve_porrscon_peer_review_article_LAB.pdf K. Podgorska, T. Stadejek, National Veterinary Research Institute, Poland Porcine Circovirus Type 2 Viremia and Seroconversion in pigs from a farm affected by postweaning multisystematic wasting syndrome. Peer reviewed study.
east_european_subtype3_PRRSV_article_PORSSCon_LAB.pdf U, Karniychuk et al., BioMed Central Observation on clinical and virological differences between the animals inoculated with a recent European subtype 1 PRRSV isolate and animals inoculated with PRRSV (Lena).
epizone_Building_Bridges_Madrid_workshop.pdf EPIZONE Building bridges from labs to policy and the farm. EPIZONE workshop.
european_type_PRRSV_artcile_porrscon_LAB.pdf M. Vanhee et al., Ghent University Scientific article. A variable region in GP4 of a European type PRRSV syndrome induces neutralizing antibodies against homologous but not heterologous virus stains.
Foresight_Infectious_Diseases_China_ProjectLAB.pdf A Nicoll et al., Foresight China Project Group A novel approach to anticipating future trends in risk of infectious diseases in China: methodology and results from initial application.
inactivated_virus_vaccines_porrscon_artcile_LAB.pdf Delrue et al., Ghent University Merits, risks and challenges.
J_VET_Diagn_Invest_2012_D_az_344_8_porrscon_article_LAB.pdf Diaz et al., Barcelona Autonomous University Comparison of two commercial enzyme-linked immunosorbent assays.
poRRSconresults_poland.docx OIE Reference Laboratory Reports. Activities in 2011
PRRSCon_artcile_PRRSV_infection_LAB.pdf Van Breedam et al., Ghent University Scientific article. PRRSV emerged in the 1980s and quickly became one of the most significant viral pathogens in swine industry.
Reverse_Genetics_RVVS_virus_report_article_china_LAB.pdf Yanyan Ni, Virginian Polytechnic Institute and State University Doctoral Dissertation.
scientific_article_role_of_animal_disease_control_in_poverty_reduction_food_safety_africaLAB.PDF Le Gall and Leboucq, World Bank Scientific analysis and survey conclusions based on OIE questionnaire.
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D1_01_Akbar_Dastjerdi.pdf Akbar Dastjerd, APHA-Weybridge, UK LinkTADs WP4 4th Workshop, October 12-14th, 2015.
D1_02_Sylvie_Lecollinet.pdf Sylvie Lecollinet, ANSES LinkTADs WP4 4th Workshop, October 12-14, 2015.
D1_03_Marion_Koopmans.pdf Marion Koopmans, Erasmus Medical Center LinkTADs WP4 4th Workshop, October 12-14th, 2015.
D1_04_Yafeng_Qiu.pdf Yafeng Qiu, SHVRI LinkTADs WP4 4th Workshop, October 12-14th, 2015
D1_05_Ioannis_Xenarios.pdf Ioannis Xenarios, FAO - Bioinformatics Reference Center LinkTADs WP4 4th Workshop, October 12-14th, 2015.
D1_06_Johannes_Peham.pdf Johannes Peham, Austrian Institute of Technology LinkTADs WP4 4th Workshop, October 12-14th, 2015.
D1_07a_Mikael_Leijon.pdf Mikael_Leijon, SVA LinkTADs WP4 4th Workshop, October 12-14th, 2015
D1_07b_Lihong_Liu.pdf Lihong Liu, SVA LinkTADs WP4 4th Workshop, October 12-14th, 2015
D1_08_Hua_Ji_Qiu.pdf Hua Ji Qiu, HVRI LinkTADs WP4 4th Workshop, October 12-14th, 2015
D2_01_Alex_Morrow.pdf Alex Morrow, STAR-IDAZ LinkTADs WP4 4th Workshop, October 12-14th, 2015
D2_02_Jean_Charles_Cavitte__H2020.pdf Jean Charles Cavitte, EC, DG AGRI and DG RTD LinkTADs WP4 4th Workshop, October 12-14th, 2015
D2_05_Gwenaelle_DAUPHIN.pdf Gwenaelle Dauphin, FAO LinkTADs WP4 4th Workshop, October 12-14th, 2015
D2_06_Alex_Morrow.pdf Alex Morrow , STAR-IDAZ LinkTADs WP4 4th Workshop, October 12-14th, 2015.
D3_01_Emmanuelle_Robardet.pdf Emmanuelle Robardet, ANSES LinkTADs WP5 Workshop, October 14th, 2015.
D3_02_Ulrich_Herzog.pdf Ulrich Herzog, Ministry of Health, Germany LinkTADs WP5 Workshop, October 14th, 2015.
D3_03_Zhai_Xinyan.pdf Zhai Xinyan, CADC LinkTADs WP5 Workshop, October 14th, 2015.
D3_04_Zengjun_Lu.pdf Zengjun Lu, Lanzhou Veterinary Research Institute LinkTADs WP5 workshop, October 14th, 2015.
D3_05_Lab_policy_Dauphin.pdf Gwenaelle Dauphin, FAO LinkTADs WP5 Workshop, October 14th, 2015.
D3_06_Giovanni_Cattoli.pdf Giovanni Cattoli, Instituto Zooprofilacttico Sperimentale LinkTADs WP5 Workshop, October 14th, 2015.