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  Eastern equine encephalomyelitis   EEEV

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Section VII - Natural Host Range (Additional text can be added below table)
 
 
Vertebrate (species and organ) and arthropod No. isolations/No. tested No. with antibody/No. tested Test used Country and region


* Compiled from many sources; incomplete listing.
** Isolations during epizootic period in 1982.
Man: About 25 isolations in Massachusetts, New Jersey, Louisana, Gulf Coast States (brain). One from blood (10). Antibody in 8-9% in endemic areas of US and Panama; up to 29% in Brazil; 17% in Dominican Republic, 1948-49. One death in Czechoslavakia (18).
Horses: Several hundred isol.(brain); Antibody in >0% in some enzootic areas.
Pheasants (Eastern US): Over 100, mostly from brain.
Wild birds: Many isol. (blood, also liver and spleen). Antibody rate high in residents of enzootic areas. At least 86 species susceptible; none known not susc. (11).
Wild rodents: 2 isol.: white-footed mice in N.J., Nov. 30 (blood) and Dec. 27, 1962 (brain); antibody in white-footed mouse and meadow vole (12). Several isol. in Brazil from Oryzomys, Proechimys, and Marmosa (13). From Apodemus in Czechoslavakia (18). Dog (puppy): Isolation (brain) NW Florida.
Monkey: one isol. (brain), Philippine Is. (14).
Goat: 2/14 immune, Dominican Republic, 1949.
Cows: 6/17 immune, Dominican Republic 1949.
Arthropods *: Numerous isol. from mosquitoes in endemic areas; few from other arthropods. U.S. Main vector for birds, Culiseta melanura. Also from An crucians, Cq pertubans, Cx restuans, Cx salinarius, Cx quinque-salinarius, Ae vexans, Cx nigripalpus, Ae mitchellae, Ae fulvus pallens, Ae sticticus, Ae atlanticus; Culicoides sp., Eomenocanthus stramineus, Dermanyssus gallinae, Eusimulium johannseni, Simulium meridionale.
Other areas: Ae taeniorhynchus, Cx taeniopus (Brazil): Cx taeniopus, Cx nigripalpus (Trinidad); Cx pipiens quinquefasciatus (Bangkok, Thailand (16)). Aedes sollicitans 3/470 ** isolations, So. coastal areas, New Jersey, USA (34).
 
 
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