new castle disease

Question 1

paramyxoviridae nucleocapsid

Answer 1

herringbone shaped helical

Question 2

glycoproteins in spikes of paramyxoviridae

Answer 2

fusion protein and glycoproteinG

Question 3

glycoprotein G is also called

Answer 3

1 hemagglutinin
2 hemaglutinin neuraminidase
3 glycoprotein G

Question 4

fusion protein is for

Answer 4

cellular attachment

Question 5

glycoprotein G is for

Answer 5

viral envelope attach with plasma membrane

Question 6

which virus has no H and N

Answer 6

pneumovirus

Question 7

morbillivirus produces

Answer 7

intracytoplasmic and intranuclear

inclusion bodies

Question 8

transmission of new castle disease

Answer 8

virus shed
through faeces
aerosols
contact with infected birds

Question 9

synonyms of newcastle disease

Answer 9

ranikhet disease avian distemper

fowl plague

Question 10

doyle s disease is

Answer 10

New castle disease

Question 11

vertical transmission is there in newcastle disease?

Answer 11

false

Question 12

vertical transmission is there in newcastle disease?

Answer 12

false

Question 13

serotype of newcastle disease

Answer 13

APMV 1

Question 14

Viscerotropic velogenic causes

Answer 14

Acute lethal infection

Haemorrhagic lesions in small intestine

Question 15

Neurotropic velogenic

Answer 15

Respiratory and nervous lesions

No gut lesion

Question 16

5 pathotypes of newcasle disease

Answer 16

Asymptotic enteric
Mesogenic
Two are subclinical
Lentogenic(young birds)
Velogenic( viscerotropic, neurotropic)

Question 17

Lesions of newcastle disease

Answer 17

Subconjunctival haemorrhage.
Pinpoint red foci in mucosal surface of trachea
Pulmonary congestion

Question 18

Specific ND lesion

Answer 18

Petechiae in proventriculus