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Avian reticuloendotheliosis in chickens – an update on disease occurrence and clinical course

Grzegorz Woźniakowski
Grzegorz Woźniakowski
, 
Maciej Frant
Maciej Frant
 and 
Andrzej Mamczur
Andrzej Mamczur
   | Oct 23, 2018
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Article Category: Review Article
Published Online: Oct 23, 2018
Page range: 257 - 260
Received: Apr 17, 2018
Accepted: Aug 22, 2018
DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/jvetres-2018-0036
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© 2018 G. Woźniakowski et al., published by Sciendo
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Fig. 1

The genomic structure of REV. (A) – REV-A strain, (B) – “defective” REV-T strain. LTR – long terminal repeats, U3 and U5 – unique regions, gag – gene encoding viral structural protein, pol – RNA-dependent DNA polymerase and DNA integrase, v-rel – oncogene present only in the defective REV-T strain, β – one thousand base pairs
The genomic structure of REV. (A) – REV-A strain, (B) – “defective” REV-T strain. LTR – long terminal repeats, U3 and U5 – unique regions, gag – gene encoding viral structural protein, pol – RNA-dependent DNA polymerase and DNA integrase, v-rel – oncogene present only in the defective REV-T strain, β – one thousand base pairs

Fig. 2

Nakanuke syndrome of abnormal featheriness in chickens. Panels (A) and (B). The pictures were taken by A. Mamczur
Nakanuke syndrome of abnormal featheriness in chickens. Panels (A) and (B). The pictures were taken by A. Mamczur

Fig. 3

Lesions and tumours in the liver of a layer chicken caused by REV infection. The picture was taken by A. Mamczur
Lesions and tumours in the liver of a layer chicken caused by REV infection. The picture was taken by A. Mamczur
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