Bakhoum, Mame Thierno Sarr, Mamadou Fall, Assane Gueye Huber, Karine Fall, Moussa Sembène, Mbacké Seck, Momar Talla Labuschagne, Karien Gardès, Laetitia Ciss, Mamadou
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Parasites & Vectors
BackgroundBiting midge species of the genus Culicoides Latreille (Diptera: Ceratopogonidae) comprise more than 1300 species distributed worldwide. Several species of Culicoides are vectors of various viruses that can affect animals, like the African horse sickness virus (AHSV), known to be endemic in sub-Saharan Africa. The ecological and veterinar...
Durán-Ferrer, Manuel Agüero, Montserrat Zientara, Stephan Beck, Cécile Lecollinet, Sylvie Sailleau, Corinne Smith, Shirley Potgieter, Christiaan Rueda, Paloma Sastre, Patricia
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Transboundary and emerging diseases
The laboratory diagnosis of African horse sickness (AHS) is important for: (a) demonstrating freedom from infection in a population, animals or products for trade (b) assessing the efficiency of eradication policies; (c) laboratory confirmation of clinical diagnosis; (d) estimating the prevalence of AHS infection; and (e) assessing postvaccination ...
Diarra, Maryam FALL, MOUSSA fall, Assane Gueye Diop, Aliou Lancelot, Renaud Seck, Momar Rakotoarivony, Ignace Allene, Xavier Bouyer, Jérémy Guis, Hélène
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Background: In Senegal, the last epidemic of African horse sickness (AHS) occurred in 2007. The western part of the country (the Niayes area) concentrates modern farms with exotic horses of high value and was highly affected during the 2007 outbreak that has started in the area. Several studies were initiated in the Niayes area in order to better c...
Mitchell, Peter
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African Archaeological Review
Donkeys are the only ungulate definitely known to have been domesticated in Africa and were widely employed in the north of the continent and through the Sahara and the Sahel as pack animals, as well as spreading through much of the Old World. Used in Egypt by 4000 bc, they are attested in Nubia in the third millennium bc, in eastern Sudan in the s...
Faverjon, C. Leblond, A. Lecollinet, S. Bødker, R. Fischer, E.A.J.
African horse sickness (AHS) and equine encephalosis (EE) are Culicoides-borne viral diseases that could have the potential to spread across Europe if introduced, thus being potential threats for the European equine industry. Both share similar epidemiology, transmission patterns and geographical distribution. Using stochastic spatiotemporal models...
Faverjon, C. Leblond, A. Lecollinet, S. Bødker, R. Fischer, E.A.J.
African horse sickness (AHS) and equine encephalosis (EE) are Culicoides-borne viral diseases that could have the potential to spread across Europe if introduced, thus being potential threats for the European equine industry. Both share similar epidemiology, transmission patterns and geographical distribution. Using stochastic spatiotemporal models...
Faverjon, C. Leblond, A. Lecollinet, S. Bødker, R. Fischer, E.A.J.
African horse sickness (AHS) and equine encephalosis (EE) are Culicoides-borne viral diseases that could have the potential to spread across Europe if introduced, thus being potential threats for the European equine industry. Both share similar epidemiology, transmission patterns and geographical distribution. Using stochastic spatiotemporal models...
Faverjon, C. Leblond, A. Lecollinet, S. Bødker, R. Fischer, E.A.J.
African horse sickness (AHS) and equine encephalosis (EE) are Culicoides-borne viral diseases that could have the potential to spread across Europe if introduced, thus being potential threats for the European equine industry. Both share similar epidemiology, transmission patterns and geographical distribution. Using stochastic spatiotemporal models...
Faverjon, C. Leblond, A. Lecollinet, S. Bødker, R. Fischer, E.A.J.
African horse sickness (AHS) and equine encephalosis (EE) are Culicoides-borne viral diseases that could have the potential to spread across Europe if introduced, thus being potential threats for the European equine industry. Both share similar epidemiology, transmission patterns and geographical distribution. Using stochastic spatiotemporal models...
Faverjon, C. Leblond, A. Lecollinet, S. Bødker, R. Fischer, E.A.J.
African horse sickness (AHS) and equine encephalosis (EE) are Culicoides-borne viral diseases that could have the potential to spread across Europe if introduced, thus being potential threats for the European equine industry. Both share similar epidemiology, transmission patterns and geographical distribution. Using stochastic spatiotemporal models...
