C-strain vaccination against Classical Swine Fever: effects on epidemic and final screening
In this project it is evaluated how the use of C-strain vaccine instead of E2-subunit vaccine will affect the effectiveness of controlling Classical Swine Fever (CSF). To this end a CSF transmission model was developed that describes virus transmission on three different levels: between animals, between pens and between herds. The results of transmission and vaccination experiments as well as the data from the 1997/1998 CSF epidemic in The Netherlands serve to parameterize the model. With the model hypothetical epidemics are simulated under different scenarios.
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| Format: | External research report biblioteca |
| Language: | English |
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| Subjects: | classical swine fever, disease transmission, disseminated infections, pig farming, vaccination, klassieke varkenspest, vaccinatie, varkenshouderij, verspreide infecties, ziekteoverdracht, |
| Online Access: | https://research.wur.nl/en/publications/c-strain-vaccination-against-classical-swine-fever-effects-on-epi |
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| Summary: | In this project it is evaluated how the use of C-strain vaccine instead of E2-subunit vaccine will affect the effectiveness of controlling Classical Swine Fever (CSF). To this end a CSF transmission model was developed that describes virus transmission on three different levels: between animals, between pens and between herds. The results of transmission and vaccination experiments as well as the data from the 1997/1998 CSF epidemic in The Netherlands serve to parameterize the model. With the model hypothetical epidemics are simulated under different scenarios. |
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