Estudio sobre influenza en aves antárticas

José María Arechabala; Ricardo Novatti

doi:10.56178/eh.v12i5.1163

Articles Published 01 December 1979 https://doi.org/10.56178/eh.v12i5.1163

Study about Influenza in antarctic birds

Influenza antarctic birds epidemiology Antarctica

José María Arechabala División Diagnóstico de Virus, Instituto Nacional de Microbiología "Carlos G. Malbrán", Av. Vélez Sarsfield 563, 1281 Buenos Aires, Argentina

Ricardo Novatti Instituto Antártico Argentino, Cerrito 1248, Buenos Aires, Argentina

Abstract

The important question about Influenza epidemiology is even not answered, and the possible relationship between birds and human influenza stimulated our interest to research HAI antibodies, to internal antigens (RNP) antibodies, and isolation attempts in embryonated hens’ eggs, from birds of Isla Media Luna, Argentine Antarctic. Fifteen antigens were used, 282 serums and 96 tracheal and cloacal swabs from different avian species were collected. These materials were sampled during the period December 12, 1978 up to January 30, 1979. HAI antibodies against the antigens studied were not detected. Antibodies to internal antigens types A and B Influenza virus were not detected. Isolation was not obtained. The results obtained show that there had not been indirect nor straight evidence on birds in the area and the period studied of Influenza infection.

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AUSTIN, O.L., 1961. Birds of the world. Golden Press, New York.
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José María Arechabala, Ricardo Novatti (1979). Study about Influenza in antarctic birds. El Hornero, Vol. 12 No. 5 (1979), 274-281. https://doi.org/10.56178/eh.v12i5.1163

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[1] ARECHABALA, J.M., 1977. Influenza en la República Argentina desde 1968 a 1976. Influenza hum. Day última VI Congreso Latinoamericano de Microbiología. Resúmenes de relatos y comunicaciones libres, p. 258, Buenos Aires.

[2] ARECHABALA, J.M., N.A. Candurra, L.A. Langer y M. Isernia, 1978. Caracterización de cepa de influenza equina subtipo 1, aislada en Buenos Aires durante la epizootia de 1976. Revista Militar Veterinaria, XXV (117): 302–311, Buenos Aires.

[3] ARECHABALA, J.M., R. Giacono, 1979. Influenza humana 1978. Prevalencia de 2 subtipos diferentes de influenza A en Buenos Aires. Jornada de Microbiología, 9 (435): 8–14, Buenos Aires.

[4] AUSTIN, O.L., 1961. Birds of the world. Golden Press, New York.

[5] BEARD, C.W., 1970. Demonstration of type-specific influenza antibody in mammalian and man sera by immunodiffusion. Bulletin WHO, 42: 779–785.

[6] BERLIOZ, J., 1950. Systematique. Traité de zoologie, publié sous la direction de Pierre P. Grusé, T. XV. Oiseaux. Masson et Cie, Paris.

[7] DASEN, C.A. y W.G. LAVER, 1970. Antibodies to influenza viruses in sera from Australian Shearwaters. Bulletin WHO, 42: 885–889.

[8] EXPANDED PROGRAMME ON THE ECOLOGY OF INFLUENZA VIRUS, 1978. International Workshop. Bethesda, p. 13–14.

[9] HIGGINS, D.A. y G.C. SCHILD, 1972. Characterization of the haemagglutinin and neuraminidase antigens of some recent avian type A influenza virus isolates from Hong Kong. Bulletin WHO, 47: 531–534.

[10] LANG, G., B. LUMOVA y G.C. SCHILD, 1972. A new subtype of type A influenza virus isolated from turkeys. Bulletin WHO, 47: 515–519.

[11] MURPHY, R.C., 1936. Oceanic birds of South America, Vol. I y II. The Macmillan Co., The American Museum of Natural History, New York.

[12] PEREIRA, H.C., B. LUMOVA y V.G. LANG, 1965. Avian influenza A virus. Bulletin WHO, 32: 85–91.

[13] PEREIRA, H.C., B. LUMOVA y R.G. WEBSTER, 1967. Antigenic relationship between influenza A viruses of human and avian origins. Nature, 215: 982.

[14] SCHILD, G.C. y H.G. PEREIRA, 1969. Characterization of the ribonucleoprotein and neuraminidase of influenza A viruses by immunodiffusion. Journal of General Virology, 4: 355–363.

[15] SCHWERDTFEGER, W., L.M. DE LA CANAL y J. SCHOLTEN. Meteorología descriptiva del sector antártico sudamericano. Publicación N° 7 del Instituto Antártico Argentino, Buenos Aires.

[16] SHORTTRIDGE, K.F., W.K. BUTTERFIELD, R.G. WEBSTER y H.C. CAMPBELL, 1977. Isolation and characterization of Influenza A virus from avian species in Hong Kong. Bulletin WHO, 55: 15–19.

[17] SLEPUSKIN, A.N., V. PYSINAT, F.K. GONZOVSKY y otros, 1972. Haemagglutination-inhibiting activity to type influenza virus in the sera of wild birds from the Far East of the URSS. Bulletin WHO, 47: 527–530.

[18] TUMOVA, B. y B. CEÁSTERTADY, 1968. Relationship of envelope antigens of influenza viruses to human A2 influenza strains isolated in the years 1957–58. Bulletin WHO, 41: 429–435.

[19] TUMOVA, B. y H.G. PEREIRA. Antigenic relationship between influenza A virus of human and animal. Bulletin WHO, 38: 415–420.

[20] TUMOVA, B. y G.C. SCHILD, 1972. Antigenic relationship between type A influenza viruses of human, porcine, equine and avian origin. Bulletin WHO, 47: 453–460.

[21] WINKLER, W.G., D.O. TRAINE y B. CEÁSTERTADY, 1972. Influenza in Canidae. Geneva Bulletin WHO, 47: 507–513.

[22] ZANKSTELSKAJA, U., V.A. ISACENKO, N.G. QSIDZE y otros, 1972. Some observations on the circulation of influenza virus in domestic and wild birds. Bulletin WHO, 47: 497–501