Rotavirus, in a commercially available calf vaccine, did not replicate in newborn colostrum-
free piglets inoculated orally with one half of a calf dose. Gross and microscopic examination …

Pigs were experimentally infected with a human strain of Type I reovirus. Virus was
recovered from the faeces over a period of days and there was a significant rise in the level …

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The Reoviridae working team was established under the World Health Organization/Food
and Agriculture Organization Comparative Virology Program in 1975. The generic name …

Diarrhea is one of the most important causes of mortality and growth retardation in young
piglets and can be evoked by viruses, bacteria and parasites. Among these pathogens …

Group C rotavirus (RVC) has been described to be a causative agent of gastroenteritis in
humans and animals including pigs, cows, and dogs. Fecal samples collected from …

Porcine rotavirus A (PoRVA) is an enteric pathogen capable of causing severe diarrhea in
suckling piglets. Investigating the prevalence and molecular characteristics of PoRVA in the …

Viral gastroenteritis is one of the most common diseases upsetting young animals
internationally. It is one of the main causes of calf morbidity and mortality causing major …

Feces and serum specimens were collected from three farms in Michigan on which∼ 50-lb
(8-to 9-week-old) pigs experienced diarrhea just after placement into all-in-all-out finishing …

A longitudinal study of the incidence of reovirus infection in calves in 3 Maryland dairy herds
was started in 1958, as described earlier [this Bulletin, 1960, v. 35, 1057]. All female calves …