학술논문
소와 돼지의 연령별 구제역 백신 항체 양성률 분석
Analysis of foot-and-mouth disease virus structural protein antibody positive rates according to ages in cattle and pigs
Analysis of foot-and-mouth disease virus structural protein antibody positive rates according to ages in cattle and pigs
Document Type
Article
Author
최창용 / Changyong Choe; 정영훈 / Young-hun Jung; 도윤정 / Yoon-jung Do; 조아라 / Ara Cho; 강석진 / Seog-jin Kang; 김의형 / Ui-hyung Kim; 김찬란 / Chan-lan Kim; 신상민 / Sang-min Shin; 류재규 / Jae-gyu Yoo; 탁동섭 / Dongseob Tark; 박미영 / Mi-young Park
Source
한국가축위생학회지 (KOJVS) / Korean Journal of Veterinary Service. Mar 31, 2018 41(1):9
Subject
Language
Korean
ISSN
1225-6552
Abstract
The best way to prevent foot-and-mouth disease (FMD) constantly occurring in Korea will be vaccination. In this study, FMD vaccines were given to Korean native cattle (Hanwoo), dairy cattle, and pigs to investigate the antibody positive rate of FMD vaccine by age in year and month. Hanwoo, dairy cattle, and pigs showed antibody positive rates of 99.5%, 97.7%, and 95.9%, respectively. High antibody positive rates more than 95% were found in Hanwoo and dairy cattle. In particular, high antibody positive rates were found in Hanwoo and dairy cattle regardless of age. Pigs showed a relatively low antibody positive rate of 57.6% at 3 months of age and then constantly maintained a high antibody positive rate of above 95.0% after 4 months of age. As a result of this study, high antibody positive rates were found when regular FMD vaccination was given to newborn calves and piglets after FMD vaccination twice to them. Therefore, it is considered the most important to receive vaccination thoroughly according to vaccination plan in order to prevent FMD.