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Research on Ovine Mouth Sore Virus


Progress in research on Ovine Mouth Sore Virus

Aphthous ulcers, also known as contagious ecthyma, are caused by Orf virus (ORFV) and form papules, blisters, pustules and warts on the lips, tongue, nose, breasts, etc.

It is characterized by scabs. ORFV mainly infects goats and sheep, but also can infect humans and other animals.

Because ORFV is widely distributed in the world and has typical animal infectivity, it is the second largest animal pox virus after vaccinia. The most extensive virus. Based on the research results of recent years at home and abroad, this article from the etiology of ORFV and the typical clinical characteristics of amputee, ORFV genome analysis, the host immune response and its immune evasion mechanism caused by the regulation of NF-κB pathway.

Ovine Mouth Sore Virus

Clinical diagnosis and treatment, and ORFV vaccine-related research are introduced, and the prospects for future research on ORFV are proposed.


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Doctor Shawna Reason, Virologist
Dr. Shawna Reason
Name: Shawna Reason

Education: MBBS, MD

Occupation: Medical Doctor / Virologist 

Specialization: Medical Science, Micro Biology / Virology, Natural Treatment

Experience: 15 Years as a Medical Practitioner

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