Zhonghua liu xing bing xue za zhi = Zhonghua liuxingbingxue zazhi · 2010
[Study on the status of infection and distribution of rabies virus in China].
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Yu Jin-ning, Li Hao, Tang Qing, Tao Xiao-yan, Wu Hui, Mo Zhao-jun, Zhang Hong, Wang Ding-ming, Weng Jing-qing, Shen Rui-hua, Zhu Feng-cai, Wang Xian-jun, Liu Hong, Shen Xin-xin, Wang Shu-mei
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OBJECTIVE: To investigate the status of infection and distribution of rabies virus (RV) in different epidemic areas in China.
METHODS: Brain specimens from animals and suspected patients were collected at the districts of high-, medium- and low incidence rates of human rabies and detected by both direct Immunofluorescence assay (DFA) and RT-PCR.
RESULTS: 254 of 3007 specimens of dog brains showed RV positive by DFA (positive rate of 8.4%). Among these 254 samples, 78 showed positive (positive rate of 30.7%) by RT-PCR. 93 specimens from dogs and cats that had attacked human beings, 63 of them showed positive by DFA (positive rate of 67.7%) and all of them were also positive by RT-PCR. In addition, RV could also be detected in Apodemus agrarius, ferret badger, and suspected patients specimens from the districts under survey. There was no statistical difference between the infection rates of RV in different provinces and regions with different incidence of rabies.
CONCLUSION: There might be a relatively high infection rate of RV among the domestic dogs/cats in the endemic areas in China. Wild animals might have been infected with RV in the districts under survey.
METHODS: Brain specimens from animals and suspected patients were collected at the districts of high-, medium- and low incidence rates of human rabies and detected by both direct Immunofluorescence assay (DFA) and RT-PCR.
RESULTS: 254 of 3007 specimens of dog brains showed RV positive by DFA (positive rate of 8.4%). Among these 254 samples, 78 showed positive (positive rate of 30.7%) by RT-PCR. 93 specimens from dogs and cats that had attacked human beings, 63 of them showed positive by DFA (positive rate of 67.7%) and all of them were also positive by RT-PCR. In addition, RV could also be detected in Apodemus agrarius, ferret badger, and suspected patients specimens from the districts under survey. There was no statistical difference between the infection rates of RV in different provinces and regions with different incidence of rabies.
CONCLUSION: There might be a relatively high infection rate of RV among the domestic dogs/cats in the endemic areas in China. Wild animals might have been infected with RV in the districts under survey.