Abalone Viral Ganglioneuritis
Abstract
:1. Introduction
2. Clinical Signs and Pathology
3. Diagnostic Tests
4. Experimental Disease Model
5. Virus-Host Interaction
6. Molecular Vaccination/RNAi in Aquatic Invertebrates
7. Future of Abalone Production
Funding
Acknowledgments
Conflicts of Interest
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Test | Analytical Sensitivity Viral Gene Copies (v.g.c.) | Characteristics |
---|---|---|
cPCR [23] | 2000 v.g.c. | DNA sequencing verifies target sequence and variation. |
TaqMan ORF49 [25] | 20 v.g.c. | Fast, sensitive, specific. |
TaqMan ORF66[25] | 20 v.g.c. | Fast, sensitive, specific. |
TaqMan ORF77 [25] | 20 v.g.c. | Fast, sensitive, specific. |
In situ hybridization [26] | Not evaluated | Visualization of DNA in infected tissues. |
LAMP [27] | 20 v.g.c. | Fast, sensitive, specific, low cost, and field application. |
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