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Quarantine Profile (Boa, Python) Test number: 8565 < < < < < 1 ) Adeno Virus Species Reptile . Clinical Signs Turtles/tortoises: Anorexia, oral lesions, diarrhea Lizards: Enteritis, hepatitis Snakes: : Enteritis, hepatitis Description Adenoviruses are mostly found in lizards and snakes, but have also been detected in turtles and tortoises. In these animals, infections have been associated with anorexia, oral lesions, and diarrhea. Adenoviruses can be detected in cloacal swabs in live animals and in liver and intestine of dead animals via PCR. Our PCR detects adenoviruses of the genus Atadenovirus (mostly detected in different species of snakes and lizards, but also in tortoises) and also of the genus Testadenovirus (it is the proposed name for Adenoviruses found in different tortoise and turtle species). Sample Requirements swab (cloaca or pharynx), tracheal lavage, tissue (e.g. intestine or liver) . Turnaround 1-2 weeks 2 ) Arena Virus (Inclusion Body Disease / IBD) Species Boa , Python . The Disease Arenaviruses have recently been described as the likely cause of inclusion body disease (IBD) in boas and pythons. IBD is characterized by inclusion bodies found in cells of various tissues throughout the body. It appears to weaken the immune system of affected animals and is often associated with CNS signs as well as regurgitation in affected animals. In live animals, a combination of whole blood and esophageal swabs or, alternatively, a liver biopsy can be used for virus detection. In dead animals, brain and liver are particularly important for PCR testing. In pythons, the brain should always be tested. our pcr detects definitely the CASV (california academy of sciences virus), GGV (golden gate virus) and CVV (collierville virus) strain. But a negative result can not exclude the presence of an IBD virus, because of the variability of arenavirus. Clinical Signs Inclusion body disease (IBD) (boas and pythons) Description The test is able to detect members of the currently known species in the genus reptarenavirus, which are: Giessen reptarenavirus, California reptarenavirus, Golden reptarenavirus, Golden Gate Virus, Ordinary reptardnavirus, and Rotterdam reptarenavirus, which are currently listed in ICTV. Of these, Giessen reptarenavirus is most common and has been hypothesized to be involved in disease development. There maybe other unclassified / mutated strains which may or may not be detected by the test. Sample Requirements EDTA blood, blood smear, tissue (e.g. liver, pancreas, kidney, or brain), swab (oesophagus). Please note that heparin blood isn't optimal sample however if you want to use blood and unable to obtain EDTA blood then we will accept heparin bllod sample. . Turnaround 1-2 weeks 3 ) Paramyxo Virus / Ferla Virus ( OPMV / PMV ) Species Reptile . Clinical Signs Snakes: Pneumonia, CNS signs Chelonian: Pneumonia Lizards: Pneumonia Description Snakes Ferlavirusvirus infections are most commonly found in vipers, elapids, and colubrids, but are also seen in boas and pythons. Clinical signs of disease include nasal discharge, dyspnea, recurring, therapy resistent pneumonia as well as CNS signs. In live animals, virus can be detected in oral and cloacal swabs or tracheal washes by PCR. Appropriate tissues for testing include lung, intestine, liver, and kidney. Chelonian In turtles and tortoises, the virus is associated with respiratory disease Lizards Ferlaviruses are mostly found in snakes, but can also infect lizards. Clinically, infected lizards may appear healthy or may develop respiratory disease. Virus detection is carried out as described for snakes. Sample Requirements Snakes:Oral and cloacal swabs, tracheal washes, lung, liver, kidney, pancreas Chelonian: Oral and cloacal swabs, lung, liver, kidney, intestine Lizards: Oral and cloacal swabs, lung, liver, intestine . Turnaround 1-2 weeks 4 ) Reo virus Species Reptile . Clinical Signs Lizards: Pneumonia, enteritis, skin lesions Snakes: Pneumonia Chelonian:Stomatitis, rhinitis Description Lizards Reoviruses are (in addition to adenoviruses) among the viruses most commonly detected in lizards and snakes. They can, however, also be found in turtles and tortoises. The most common clinical signs associated with infections in lizards and snakes are respiratory disease, particularly pneumonias. These viruses have also been associated with the development of papillomatous skin lesions in lizards. Oral swabs, skin, and lung samples have been used for virus detection. Snakes Reoviruses are not uncommon in snakes. Clinical signs and diagnosis are as described for lizards. Chelonian Sample Requirements Lizards: Oral and cloacal swabs, lung lavage, tissue (eg skin, lung, intestine), faeces Snakes: Oral swabs, lung, faeces Chelonian: Oral swabs, tongue, faeces . Turnaround 1-2 weeks 5 ) Nido Virus (serpentovirus) Species Python . Clinical Signs Pneumonia, stomatitis (pythons) Description Viruses in the order Nidovirales have recently been described in ball pythons in various countries. They are associated with pneumonia and stomatitis and appear to be important pathogens in various python species. Virus detection can be carried out from oral swabs and tracheal washes, in dead animals the lung should be included for diagnostic testing. Sample Requirements swab (pharynx or trachea), tracheal lavage, tissue (e.g. lung or trachea) . swab (pharynx or trachea), tracheal lavage, tissue (e.g. lung or trachea) Turnaround 1-2 weeks Price to view the price please provide: Name: Email address: To order: Download the Order Form from for this test: Reptiles_UK_2024.pdf More Order Forms: Pathology_UK_2024.pdf Reptiles_UK_2024.pdf Allergy_UK_2024.pdf Equine_UK_2024.pdf Farm_Animals_UK_2024.pdf General__UK_2024.pdf Mammals_Birds_UK_2024.pdf Microbiology_UK_2024.pdf Complete the order form and send it together with your samples to the following address: Laboklin (UK),   Unit 20, Wheel Forge Way, Trafford Park, Manchester, M17 1EH If you have any queries, please contact us on: Tel: 0161 282 3066 email: info@laboklin.co.uk See Also: Adeno Virus Mycoplasma (Reptile) Cryptosporidia Herpes Virus Irido Virus ( Invertebrate iridoviruses / IIV) Paramyxo Virus / Ferla Virus ( OPMV / PMV ) Picorna Virus (virus x) Rana Virus Nido Virus (serpentovirus) Amphibian Profile Skin Profile (Lizard) Quarantine Profile (Lizard) Quarantine Profile (Colubrid, Viper) Quarantine Profile (Turtle) Respiratory Profile Large (Turtle) PCR Respiratory Profile Small (Turtle) Respiratory / Neurology Profile ( boa ) PCR Reo virus Intranuclear coccidiosis of Tortoises ( TINC ) Batrachochytrium salamandrivorans (Chytrid / Bd / Bsal) Carp Edema Virus (CEV) PCR Herpes viruse differentiation ( reptiles ) Ophidiomyces ophiodiicola / Chrysosporium) ( snake ) Sunshine virus / Paramyxo virus (PMV) in python Respiratory / Neurology Profile (python ) PCR Mycoplasma - PCR Aquatic Turtle PCR Koi Carp PCR Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis ( Chytridiomykosis / Chytrid / Bd / Bsal ) Entamoeba Invadens - PCR Entamoeba spp - PCR Arena Virus (Inclusion Body Disease / IBD) Respiratory Profile Small (Turtle) PCR Herpes virus (Reptiles) Nannizziopsis spp. PCR (yellow fungus disease) Nidovirus (Shingleback-Nidovirus) Bufonid Herpesvirus 1 (BfHV1) Ranid Herpesvirus 3 (RaHV3) Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis Global Pandemic Lineage (BdGPL) Skin Profile Large (Amphibian) Skin Profile Small (Amphibian) Quarantine Profile (Anura) Chlamydophila

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