avian respiratory coinfection and impact on avian influenza pathogenicity in domestic poultry: field and experimental findings

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Abstract
The avian respiratory system hosts a wide range of commensal and potential pathogenic bacteria and/or viruses that interact with each other. Such interactions could be either synergistic or antagonistic, which subsequently determines the severity of the disease complex. The intensive rearing methods of poultry are responsible for the marked increase in avian respiratory diseases worldwide. The interaction between avian influenza with other pathogens can guarantee the continuous existence of other avian pathogens, which represents a global concern. A better understanding of the impact of the interaction between avian influenza virus and other avian respiratory pathogens provides a better insight into the respiratory disease complex in poultry and can lead to improved intervention strategies aimed at controlling virus spread.
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Authors ;Ahmed Samy;Mahmoud M. Naguib
Journal journal of pharmacognosy and phytotherapy
Year 2018
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10.3390/vetsci5010023
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http://www.mdpi.com/2306-7381/5/1/23
Keywords
avian influenza poultry co-infection

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