FGBU «Veterinary Center»
Moskva, Moscow, Russian Federation
GRNTI 68.41 Ветеринария
In an analytical discourse reviewed the available data on aspects of enzootic bovine leucosis that are little discussed in the domestic literature. The most important elements of pathobiosis as a transmission of infection and pathogenesis, its cellular and virological mechanisms, proviral load and the practical significance of its measurement, infection of the of newborns and the role of infected young animals in the spread of leucosis are interpreted from the current position of the parasitic system.
enzootic bovine leucosis, transmission of infection, pathogenesis, proviral load, leucosis in young animal
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