Publications

the first complete genome sequence of a non-chicken aviadenovirus, proposed to be turkey adenovirus 1.	the complete genome sequence of an adenovirus, isolated from turkey and proposed to be turkey adenovirus type 1 (tadv-1), was determined to extend our knowledge about the genome organisation and phylogeny of aviadenoviruses. the longest adenovirus genome, consisting of 45,412 bp, with the highest g+c content (of 67.55%) known to date, was found. the central part of the tadv-1 genome has the conserved gene set and arrangement that are characteristic for every other adenovirus analysed to date. th ...	2010	20709116
investigations on aviadenoviruses isolated from turkey flocks in germany.	during routine diagnosis in 2012, 69 samples of diseased turkey breeding and fattening flocks in germany were examined for infection with aviadenoviruses by virus isolation using primary chicken embryo liver cells. in total, 21 aviadenovirus isolates, identified by a group-specific indirect immunofluorescence test, were obtained from 19 flocks. in almost all cases, molecular typing of these isolates based on partial hexon gene sequences revealed the presence of different types of turkey aviadeno ...	2017	27654571