The epidemiology and ecology of swine influenza as a zoonotic disease
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Auteurs : B. C Easterday [États-Unis]Source :
- Comparative Immunology, Microbiology and Infectious Diseases [ 0147-9571 ] ; 1980.
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Abstract: Swine influenza was first described as a disease of swine in the United States in 1918. There was speculation at that time about the zoonotic nature of the disease. The disease in pigs has remained unchanged since that time. An influenza virus with the antigenic characteristics of the swine influenza virus was responsible for a mini-epidemic among military recruits in the United States in 1976. Subsequently, swine-to -human transmission of the swine influenza virus was proven on swine farms. The zoonotic potential of influenza viruses is discussed.
Résumé: La grippe porcine a été d'abord décrite comme une affection du porc aux Etats-Unis en 1918. A cette époque, on s'interrogeait sur la nature de zoonose de la maladie. La maladie chez les porcs est restée inchangée depuis ce moment. Un virus grippal avec les caractéristiques antigèniques du virus porcin de la grippe a été responsable d'une mini-épidémie parmi des recrues militaires en 1976 aux Etats-Unis. Plus tard, la transmission du porc à l'homme du virus de la grippe porcine a été démontrée dans des fermes d'élevages porcins. Le potentiel de zoonose des virus grippaux est discuté.
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