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Lists of possible susceptible and vector species, that are referenced in aquatic animal health legislation and import health certificates.
In the event of a bluetongue outbreak, controls will be imposed to prevent the spread of disease via the germinal product from bluetongue-susceptible animals.
This guidance only applies to movements of bluetongue susceptible animals. Non-susceptible animals may attend shows as normal.
Specialist reference laboratory services for mycobacteriology available in the UK.
If you keep bluetongue-susceptible livestock, you should consider voluntarily testing these animals to demonstrate they remain free from bluetongue disease.
Paper prepared by academics.
Paper on susceptibility and transmission in children prepared for the Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies (SAGE).
Summarises incidence and mechanisms of NAI resistance in seasonal influenza viruses and availability of NAI susceptibility testing in UK.
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