Foot-and-Mouth Disease Serotype SAT2 Outbreak in Iraqi Buffaloes: Molecular and Epidemiological Analysis
Foot-and-Mouth Disease Serotype SAT2 Outbreak in Iraqi Buffaloes: Molecular and Epidemiological Analysis
Thaer W. Enad*, Khalefa A. Mansour
Figure 1:
Steps of viral RNA extraction.
Figure 2:
Shows clinical signs of FMD; A: Saliva hanging in long ropy strings; B: Nostril lesion.
Figure 3:
Clinical signs of FMD; A: lesion of the oral cavity; B: lesion of coronary band.
Figure 4:
Clinical signs of FMD in buffalo results.
Figure 5:
FMD infection rate according to age.
Figure 6:
FMD infection rate according to gender.
Figure 7:
FMD infection rate in buffaloes based on the Different test.
Figure 8:
The agarose electrophoresis for FMD SAT 2 (VP1) gene amplicon; lane 1-10 positive samples, the marker M (2000-100 bp). The amplicon size is 715 bp. Revers transcripts PCR.
Figure 9:
The agarose electrophoresis of FMD (VP1) gene amplicon; lane 1-10 positive samples, the marker M (2000-100 bp); the amplicon size is 506 bp.
