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publication name Entomological surveillance for detection Rift valley fever virus activity in the risk areas in Egypt.
Authors Aidaros, H.; Villinski, J. T. and Khalaf-Allah S. S.
year 2011
keywords
journal Benha Vet. Med. J.
volume Not Available
issue special issue (II)
pages 75-80
publisher Not Available
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Abstract

In the present study, mosquitoes were collected and tested for the presence of Rift valley fever virus (RVF) by RT-PCR using specific primers to fragment of the M-segment of RVFV. The mosquitoes were collected through June to November of the year 2009. The mosquitoes were collected from previously infected governorates during last outbreaks. Sharkia, Dakahlya, Kafr- El-Sheick and Aswan governorates were negative for amplification of RVFV M-segment, these results may reflect the low levels of circulating RVF virus typical in interepizootic periods in the surveyed areas or the virus may not be present in these areas.

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