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Virus Name:
Louping ill
Abbreviation:
LIV
Status
Arbovirus
Select Agent
No
SALS Level
3
SALS Basis
Results of SALS surveys and information from the Catalogue.
Other Information
USDA Permit Required, DOC Permit Required, Hepa Filtration, USDA Restricted
Antigenic Group
B
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
Man (natural)
Rare
Probable cases only
Scotland,
N. England
Man (laboratory infections)(11)
5/5
Several
Cattle
Rare
Several
North Scotland,
N. England
Horses
None
Rare
Sheep
Numerous
Very numerous
Ayrshire,
North Scotland;,
N.England(1)
Sheep
HI, NT (22)
Erie; N. Ireland (1)
Red deer
None
37% NT
Scotland (16,
17)
Red deer
22% in 300
Hares
None
9/9 HI, NT
Scotland
Hares
0/56
From other areas
Grouse
Yes
1/2 HI, NT
Forres,
Scotland (21)
Grouse
14/43 HI
Glenesk,
Scotland (29)
Grouse
0/10 NT
Ixodes ricinus
Numerous
Scotland (19,
22)
Apodemus sylvaticus
2/30
0/30 HI
Ayrshire,
Scotland(23)
Sorex araneus
1/99
4/30 HI
Ayrshire,
Scotland(23)
Horses
1
Ireland (29)
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