Avian Hepatitis E Virus in Chickens, Taiwan, 2013

Hsu, Ingrid W.-Y.; Tsai, Hsiang-Jung

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Avian Hepatitis E Virus in Chickens, Taiwan, 2013

Published Date:

Jan 2014

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Emerg Infect Dis. 20(1):149-151.

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Hsu, Ingrid W.-Y. ; Tsai, Hsiang-Jung ;

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A previously unidentified strain of avian hepatitis E virus (aHEV) is now endemic among chickens in Taiwan. Analysis showed that the virus is 81.5%-86.5% similar to other aHEVs. In Taiwan, aHEV infection has been reported in chickens without aHEV exposure, suggesting transmission from asymptomatic cases or repeated introduction through an unknown common source(s).

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