Author |
Kuo Shu-ting*, Ming-Chu Chen, Lu-Jen Ting, Min-Shiuh Lee, Jyh-Mirn Lai, Yu-Tsung Liu, Yen-Ping Chen, Jong-Rong Shiau |
Summary |
In this report, unique morphology and sizes of pathogens are observed by TEM technique and used as a basis for preliminary diagnosis of animal diseases. The negative staining technique contains advantages of simplified treatment and improved TEM observation, providing improved efficiency for diagnosis. This report used negative staining technique to examine 1,641 samples collected from poultry, ruminants, aquatic animals, pigs and dogs. Furthermore, 9 out of the 1,641 samples were applied to electron microscopy with ultrathinsection examinations, and 3 were applied to the immunogold examinations. We observed 15 families of virus including Paramyxoviridae, Orthomyxoviridae, Rhabdoviridae and aliciviridae, Nodavirus. These virus pictures are archived as references for future references.
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