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In Situ Detection of Australian Gill-associated Virus with a Yellow Head Virus Gene Probe

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Journal Aquaculture
Date 2020 Apr 28
PMID 32336809
Citations 4
Authors
Kathy F-J Tang
Kirsten M Spann
Leigh Owens
Donald V Lightner
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Abstract

A digoxigenin-labeled gene probe for yellow head virus (YHV) was used to detect gill-associated virus (GAV) in from Australia via in situ hybridization. In GAV-infected shrimp, positively reacting tissues included: lymphoid organ, gills, antennal gland, and cuticular epithelium of the stomach. This demonstrates that a YHV probe can be used as a diagnostic tool for GAV and supports previous suggestions that these two viruses are closely related.

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