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Language of the article: Ukrainian Cite: Muzyka, D. V., Chaplyhina, A. B. (2015). Results of immunological studies on the presence of antibodies to ortho- and paramyxoviruses in a number of common bird species of the North-Eastern Ukraine. Branta: Transactions of the Azov-Black Sea Ornithological Station, 18, 133-140 Keywords: antibodies, influenza, Newcastle disease, birds of tree-shrub habitats, waterbirds Views: 782 Branta copyright

Branta Issues > Issue №18 (2015)

Branta: Transactions of the Azov-Black Sea Ornithological Station, 133-140

Results of immunological studies on the presence of antibodies to ortho- and paramyxoviruses in a number of common bird species of the North-Eastern Ukraine

D. V. Muzyka, A. B. Chaplyhina

The investigations of egg yolks in birds of tree-shrub habitats did not reveal antibodies to Newcastle disease virus, but found antibodies to influenza A virus, namely: in Great Tits (“Vakalivshchyna” area) – to subtypes H1 (titer 33 log₂), Н2 (4 log₂), Н8 (5 log₂), in White Collared Flycatchers (“Vakalivshchyna” area) – to Н1 (4 log₂), Song Thrushes (Haidary Village and “Vakalivshchyna” area) to subtypes Н1, Н4, Н8 (titers 4 log₂), Blackbirds (Heniivka Village) – Н1 (4 log₂), Jays (Zhuravlivskyi Hydropark) – Н1, Н8 (titers 4 log₂). In samples of waterbirds, only antibodies to the subtype H14 was revealed. Antibodies to influenza A virus were found in the Black-headed Gull to the subtype H14 (4-6 log₂) and in the Bluethroat – to Н14 (4 log₂).

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