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strand and is coated by the N protein (nucleocapsid). IBV diversity, as for all RNA viruses, may occur as transcriptional error and nucleotide substitution. Nucleotide variants (genotypes), in the gene encoding the distal S protein region (S1), may become very relevant if a different amino acid (non-synonymous) is encoded, and the new phenotype has different biological properties (strain). Amino acid changes located in the receptor binding domain of the S1 spike protein region, involved in the adsorption to the cellular receptor (
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The coronaviruses contain the largest known viral RNA genome in number of nucleotides, of approximately 30,000 bases. The virions are enveloped and characterized by large surface projections (spikes or S) partially embedded in the double lipid layer. The genome consists of RNA of a single monopartite
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In laying hens, there can be transient respiratory signs, but mortality may be negligible. However, egg production drops sharply. A great percentage of produced eggs are misshapen and discolored. Many laid eggs have a thin or soft shell and poor albumen (watery), and are not marketable or proper for
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Coughing and rattling are common, most severe in young, such as broilers, and rapidly spreading in chickens confined or at proximity. Morbidity is 100% in non-vaccinated flocks. Mortality varies according to the virus strain (up to 60% in non-vaccinated flocks). Respiratory signs will subdue within
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primers designed and target gene. Broadly sensitive universal gene targets are the nucleoprotein, the matrix or the S2 encoding genes. The S1 encoding gene products sequencing may enable phylogenetic results which are comparable to serotyping. Methods for IBV antigens detection may employ labelled
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of cell-surface glycoprotein), may evade neutralization by antibodies, although still capable of adsorption to cell receptor and fusion. As a result of selective pressure, variants may infect chickens with immunity to heterologous variants and emerge with evolutional advantage. In addition, large
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and avian metapneumovirus infections. At present, IB is more common and far more spread than EDS. The large genetic and phenotypic diversity of IBV have been resulting in common vaccination failures. In addition, new strains of IBV, not present in commercial vaccines, can cause the disease in IB
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two weeks. However, for some strains, a kidney infection may follow, causing mortality by toxemia. Younger chickens may die of tracheal occlusion by mucus (lower end) or by kidney failure. The infection may prolong in the cecal tonsils.
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described and varies greatly genetically and phenotypically, with hundreds of serotypes and strains described. The most updated classification of IBV places the virus in Coronaviridae, Orthocoronavirinae, genus
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vaccinated flocks. Attenuated vaccines will revert to virulence by consecutive passage in chickens in densely populated areas, and may reassort with field strains, generating potentially important variants.
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Wang L, Junker D, Collisson EW. Evidence of natural recombination within the S1 gene of infectious bronchitis virus. Virology. 1993 Feb;192(2):710-6. doi: 10.1006/viro.1993.1093. PMID 8380672
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Chicken respiratory diseases are difficult to differentiate and may not be diagnosed based on respiratory signs and lesions. Other diseases such as mycoplasmosis by
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Cavanagh, D., and S. A. Naqi. Infectious bronchitis. In: Diseases of poultry, 11th ed. Y. M. Saif, ed. Iowa State University Press, Ames, IA. pp. 101–120. 2003.
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Almeida, J. D., D. M. Berry, C. H. Cunningham, D. Hamre, M. S. Hofstad,. L. Mallucci, K. McIntosh, and D. A. J. Tyrrell. 1968. Coronaviruses. Nature 220:650.
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Definitive diagnosis relies on viral isolation and characterization. For virus characterization, the methodology using genomic amplification (
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in some stages may clinically resemble IB. Similar kidney lesions may be caused by different etiologies, including other viruses, such as
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incubation. Normally-colored eggs, indicative of normal shells for instance in brown chickens, have a normal hatchability.
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antibodies, such as direct immunofluorescence or immunoperoxidase. Antibodies to IBV may be detected by indirect
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Egg yield curve may never return to normal. Milder strains may allow normal production after around eight weeks.
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IBV infect a host cell, reassortment may occur, and appears to contribute to the genetic variation of the IBV
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inhibition (haemagglutinating IBV produced after enzymatic treatment by phospholipase C).
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are produced, which enable reassortment in coinfections. When two strains of
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In laying hens, abnormal and reduced egg production are also observed in
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are important in controlling the spread of the infection and disease.
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genomic changes will occur with entire gene segments interchanges by
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virus (the cause of Gumboro disease) and toxins (for instance
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protocols, including adequate distancing of flocks,
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Index

Specialty
Veterinary medicine
respiratory disease
chickens
avian infectious bronchitis virus
coronavirus
Orthocoronavirinae
tracheal
rales
respiratory distress
nephritis
Egg yield curve in BI in a parent flock
Thin-shelled egg
Abnormal granulations on shell
Soft-shelled eggs
Misshapen and discolored eggs
coronavirus
sialic acid
reassortment
mRNAs
coronavirus
genome
Mycoplasma gallisepticum
Newcastle disease
APMV-1
Avian metapneumovirus
Avibacterium
infectious bursal disease
ochratoxins
Aspergillus

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