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Quarantine Profile (Anura) Test number: 8908 < 1 ) Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis ( Chytridiomykosis / Chytrid / Bd / Bsal ) Species Amphibians . Description (Batrachochytrium Dendrobatidis) The chytrid fungus Batrachochytrium (B.) dendrobatidis was first identified in Australia in 1998 and named in 1999. This fungus is thought to be responsible for the population decline and the global extinction of >200 amphibian species. Infections with B. dendrobatidis are in many cases associated with very high mortality rates (in lab up to 100%), but the fungus is not necessarily lethal. Other factors such as stress or co-infections with other pathogens also appear to play a role. B. dendrobatidis multiplies in keratinized tissue and therefore affects primarily the outer skin of adult animals (stratum corneum to the stratum granulosum). In larvae, the horn strips on the mouth are affected. During metamorphosis the infections can lead to dramatic high mortality rates. The clinical symptoms are often nonspecific and may, in addition to the skin (often appear acroscopically unchanged or „blunt“ or depigmented; hyperkeratosis and massive skinning episodes, mixed infections with severe erosions of the skin) or behavioural changes (atypical behaviour, such as prolonged stay in the water, ataxia and CNS problems). Spontaneous deaths without previous overt clinical disease are also observed. Sample Requirements Swab, Tissue Swab without medium: skin swabs of the ventral body surface (adult animals) or rather of the keratinized skin at the mouth (tadpoles), tissue (skin frazzles of infected animals) . A, GW Turnaround 1-3 weeks 2 ) Bufonid Herpesvirus 1 (BfHV1) Species Amphibians , Toad . Description realtime PCR Bufonid Herpesvirus 1 (BfHV1) Species affected: Amphibians especially Toad Infections with BfHV-1 cause proliferative to ulcerative skin lesions, especially in toads. These lesions are multifocal to confluent and can show a brown discolouration. Skin retention in these areas leads to abnormal moult. Neurological symptoms are possible, but there are also clinical inapparent animals. The disease is mainly prevalent in the Spring, after hibernation and during mating season. The virus is shed via the skin and the most likely transmission takes place by direct contact. Sample Requirements swabs (skin), skin . Turnaround 1-2 weeks 3 ) Ranid Herpesvirus 3 (RaHV3) Species Amphibians , Frog . Description realtime PCR Ranid Herpesvirus 3 (RaHV3) Species: Amphibians especially frogs Infections with RaHV-1 cause distinctive multifocal, not delineated, light brown to grey, prominent firm skin lesions, especially in frogs. Tadpoles that have been tested positive for the virus appear unaffected. Adult frogs can be inapparent carriers of the disease. The disease is mainly prevalent in the Spring, after hibernation and during mating season. The virus is shed via the skin and the most likely transmission takes place by direct contact. Sample Requirements swabs (skin), skin . Turnaround 1-2 weeks 4 ) Rana Virus Species Amphibians , Fish , Reptile . Clinical Signs Snakes: Hepatitis, stomatitis Chelonian:Stomatitis, hepatitis Lizards: Hepatitis, skin lesions Description Snakes Ranaviruses are found in snakes as well as in turtles and tortoises and lizards. They are associated with granulomatous lesions in the liver and the oral cavity. Virus detection is carried out from oral swabs or liver samples. Chelonian Ranaviruses are important pathogens in amphibians. In recent years, they have also been increasingly found in reptiles. They have been detected in turtles and tortoises, lizards, and snakes. In chelonians, they can cause stomatitis, hepatitis, and sudden death. The detection of ranaviruses in live animals can be carried out using oral swabs or blood. In dead animals, liver, tongue, and skin have been successfully used for virus detection Lizards Ranaviruses are seen in lizards with skin lesions, hepatitis, and sudden death. Virus detection in live animals is carried out using oral swabs or skin. In dead animals, the liver, tongue, and skin can be used. Sample Requirements Snakes:Oral and cloacal swabs, liver Chelonian: Oral and cloacal swabs, blood, tongue, liver Lizards: Oral and cloacal swabs, skin, liver Fish: biopsy (gills), blood, tissue (e.g. Liver or kidney), swab (skin) . 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 (Boa, Python) 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) Chlamydophila

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