Publications

variations in the plasma cholesterol and cholesterol ester content in hog cholera.	1. the plasma cholesterol and cholesterol ester content of swine, experimentally infected with hog cholera, exhibit a regular succession of changes. during the period of incubation of the disease, for 3 or more days following inoculation with hog cholera virus, hypocholesterolemia prevails. this is followed by a period of hypercholesterolemia which is coincident with the onset of the clinical manifestations of the disease. the hypercholesterolemia after persisting for from 4 to 7 days, gives way ...	1930	19869682
bacilli of the hog-cholera group (bacillus cholerae suis) in man.	1. the organisms isolated by hirschfeld from febrile cases resembling paratyphoid fever and named paratyphoid c can be placed in the hog-cholera bacillus group by their agglutination absorption properties though they are not typical culturally. 2. when fed to a pig a febrile disease resulted from which the animal recovered. after injection of hog-cholera virus the organisms fed were found generally, distributed and some of them had lost cultural characters so that they are brought into the class ...	1920	19868429
tissues expression, polymorphisms identification of fcrn gene and its relationship with serum classical swine fever virus antibody level in pigs.	neonatal fc receptor (fcrn) gene encodes a receptor that binds the fc region of monomeric immunoglobulin g (igg) and is responsible for igg transport and stabilization. in this report, the 8,900 bp porcine fcrn genomic dna structure was identified and putative fcrn protein included 356 amino acids. alignment and phylogenetic analysis of the porcine fcrn amino acid sequences with their homologies of other species showed high identity. tissues expression of fcrn mrna was detected by real time quan ...	0	25049667
transmission routes of african swine fever virus to domestic pigs: current knowledge and future research directions.	african swine fever (asf) is a major threat to the pig industry in europe. since 2007, asf outbreaks have been ongoing in the caucasus, eastern europe and the baltic countries, causing severe economic losses for many pig farmers and pork producers. in addition, the number of asf cases in wild boar populations has dramatically increased over the past few years. evidence supports direct contact with infectious domestic pigs and wild boars, and consumption of contaminated feed, as the main transmis ...	0	26966305