RVA levels in the small intestine (A) and large intestine (B); RVA shedding (rectal swabs) (C).

<p>Six-day-old germ-free pigs were orally inoculated with 1 × 106 FFU of rotavirus. Swabs were collected at designated time points. For the small and large intestine contents pigs were euthanized at the post-inoculation times indicated and contents were collected. RVA quantification was perfor...

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Autor Principal:	Sergei A. Raev (15350287) (author)
Outros autores:	Maryssa K. Kick (17183901) (author), Maria Chellis (22683628) (author), Linda J. Saif (6626666) (author), Talita P. Resende (3916268) (author), Anastasia N. Vlasova (6626663) (author)
Publicado:	2025
Subjects:	Biophysics Biochemistry Microbiology Ecology Infectious Diseases Space Science Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified increased sialic acid host characteristics regulate first experimental evidence findings may provide current global dominance rva rna detection multiple extraintestinal organs div >< p rva strains replicated related rva strains porcine osu g5p facilitating viral dissemination efficient extraintestinal spread rva receptor diversity rva extraintestinal spread examined extraintestinal tissues gut </ p extraintestinal tissues extraintestinal spread extraintestinal tissue extraintestinal sites also examined vivo </ vitro </ different tissues well understood respiratory lesions remarkably robust potential role pigs infected moderate titers microscopic lesions intestinal tissue inoculated germ highest titers highest frequency higher rate free pigs determine whether better understand
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RVA levels in the small intestine (A) and large intestine (B); RVA shedding (rectal swabs) (C).

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