Authors : Fu-Rong Zhao, Dong-Hui Zhou , Ya-Qiong Ye , Dun-Wei Zhang , Zhen Huang , Hai-Tao Qi , Nan Cao , Li Wang , Shou-Jun Li and Gui-Hong Zhang
Abstract: Canine Influenza Virus (CIV) infection caused severe and acute respiratory symptoms. In recent years, surveys of CIV infection in dogs have been reported worldwide. It has received considerable attention from veterinarians, virologists and epidemiologists. This study shows that CIV infected beagle dogs developed some histopathological changes. These can clarify the prevalence of CIV infection, the CIV mechanism of pathogenesis and provide experimental evidence in beagle dogs.
Fu-Rong Zhao, Dong-Hui Zhou , Ya-Qiong Ye , Dun-Wei Zhang , Zhen Huang , Hai-Tao Qi , Nan Cao , Li Wang , Shou-Jun Li and Gui-Hong Zhang , 2012. The Pathogenesis of H3N2 Canine Influenza Virus in Beagle Dogs. Journal of Animal and Veterinary Advances, 11: 1123-1126.