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Bluetongue
Proceedings
of the Third International Symposium
Part
I
(N. James MacLachlan & James E. Pearson, Eds) |
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Preface
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Dedication
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Acknowledgements
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List
of abbreviations |
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Welcoming
addresses
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R.
Marabelli |
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J.
Février |
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B.
Vallat |
28 |
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V.
Caporale, N.J. MacLachlan, J.E. Pearson & A. Schudel |
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Introduction |
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Global situation
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T.E. Walton
The history of bluetongue
and a current global overview |
31-38 |
G.H. Gerdes
A South African overview
of the virus, vectors, surveillance and unique features of bluetongue |
39-42 |
S. Hammami
North Africa: a regional
overview of bluetongue virus, vectors, surveillance and unique features |
43-46 |
P.D. Kirkland
Bluetongue viruses, vectors and surveillance in Australia – the current situation and unique features |
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N.
Zhang, Z. Li, F. Zhang & J. Zhu
Studies on bluetongue
disease in the People's Republic of China |
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C. Gómez-Tejedor
Brief overview of the
bluetongue situation in Mediterranean Europe, 1998-2004 |
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D.E.
Panagiotatos
Regional overview of bluetongue viruses, vectors,
surveillance and unique features in Eastern Europe between 1998 and 2003 |
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D. Sreenivasulu, M.V. Subba Rao, Y.N. Reddy
& G.P. Gard
Overview of bluetongue disease, viruses, vectors,
surveillance and unique features: the Indian sub-continent and adjacent
regions
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73-77 |
Y.
Goto, O. Yamaguchi & M. Kubo
Epidemiological observations
on bluetongue in sheep and cattle in Japan |
78-82 |
E.N. Ostlund, K.M. Moser, D.J. Johnson, J.E.
Pearson & B.J. Schmitt
Distribution of bluetongue in the United States
of America, 1991-2002 |
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I.A.
Lager
Bluetongue virus in South America: overview of
viruses, vectors, surveillance and unique features |
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P.W. Daniels, I. Sendow, L.I. Pritchard, Sukarsih
& B.T. Eaton
Regional overview of bluetongue viruses in South-East
Asia: viruses, vectors and surveillance |
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M.
Di Ventura, M. Tittarelli, G. Semproni, B. Bonfini,
G. Savini, A. Conte
& A. Lika
Serological surveillance of
bluetongue virus in cattle, sheep and goats in Albania |
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B. Djuricic, D. Nedic, D. Lausevic & M. Pavlovic
The epizootiological occurrence of bluetongue
in the central Balkans
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105-107 |
K. Nomikou, O. Mangana-Vougiouka &
D.E. Panagiotatos
Overview of bluetongue in Greece |
108-115 |
A. Shimshony
Bluetongue in Israel – a brief historical overview |
116-118 |
J. Brenner, T. Tsuda, H. Yadin, D. Chai, Y.
Stram &
T. Kato
Serological
and clinical evidence of a teratogenic Simbu serogroup virus infection
of cattle in Israel, 2001-2003 |
119-123 |
S. Caracappa, M. Bagnato, P. Sghembri,
A. Guercio,
F. Prato, G. Tumino, A. Migliazzo, F. Geraci, S. Vullo,
S. Agnello & C. Di Bella
Epidemiological surveillance of bluetongue in
Sicily |
124-129 |
V.
Sarto i Monteys, C. Aranda, R. Escosa, N. Pagès &
D. Ventura
Results of current surveillance of likely bluetongue
virus vectors of the genus Culicoides in Catalonia, Spain |
130-132 |
A. Cagienard, F. Dall’Acqua, B. Thür, P.S. Mellor,
E. Denison, C. Griot & K.D.C. Stärk
Bluetongue surveillance in Switzerland in 2003:
a serological and entomological survey |
133-136 |
A. Ertürk, N. Tatar, O. Kabakli, S. Incoglu, S.G. Cizmeci & F.M. Barut
The current situation of bluetongue in Turkey
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137-140 |
I.A. Lager, S. Duffy, J. Miquet, A. Vagnozzi,
C. Gorchs, M. Draghi, B. Cetrà, C. Soni, C. Hamblin,
S. Maan, A.R. Samuel, P.P.C. Mertens, M. Ronderos & V. Ramirez
Incidence and isolation of bluetongue virus infection
in cattle of the Santo Tomé Department, Corrientes Province, Argentina |
141-144 |
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Epidemiology and vectors
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W.J. Tabachnick
Culicoides and the global epidemiology of bluetongue virus infection
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145-150 |
R. Meiswinkel, L.M. Gomulski, J.-C. Delécolle, M. Goffredo
&
G. Gasperi
The taxonomy of Culicoides vector complexes – unfinished business |
151-159 |
B.A. Mullens, A.C. Gerry, T.J. Lysyk & E.T. Schmidtmann
Environmental effects on vector competence and virogenesis of
bluetongue virus in Culicoides:
interpreting laboratory data in a field context |
160-166 |
P.S. Mellor
Infection of the vectors and bluetongue epidemiology
in Europe |
167-174 |
D.M. White, W.C. Wilson, C.D. Blair & B.J. Beaty
Possible overwintering mechanism of bluetongue
virus in vectors |
175 |
M. Baylis, L. O'Connell & B.V. Purse
Modelling the distribution of bluetongue vectors
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176-181 |
D. Dargatz, K. Akin, A. Green, M. Herrero, S. Holland, A. Kane,
D. Knowles, T. McElwain, K.M. Moser, E.N. Ostlund, M. Parker,
E.T. Schmidtmann, A. Seitzinger, L. Schuler, G. Stevens,
L. Tesar, L. White, L. Williams, N. Wineland & T.E. Walton
Bluetongue surveillance methods in the United
States of America |
182-183 |
L.F. Melville
Bluetongue
surveillance methods in an endemic area: Australia
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184-187 |
A. Giovannini, P. Calistri, A. Conte, L. Savini, D. Nannini,
C. Patta, U. Santucci & V. Caporale
Bluetongue virus surveillance in a newly infected
area |
188-197 |
G.J. Venter, G.H. Gerdes, P.S. Mellor & J.T. Paweska
Transmission potential of South African Culicoides species for live-attenuated
bluetongue virus |
198-202 |
D.E. Stallknecht & E.W. Howerth
Epidemiology of bluetongue and epizootic haemorrhagic
disease in wildlife: surveillance methods |
203-207 |
P. Roeder
The role of the Food and Agriculture Organization
in bluetongue disease
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208 |
M. Goffredo, J.-C. Delécolle, G. Semproni & A. Lika
Culicoides (Diptera: Ceratopogonidae) in Albania: results
of the 2000 entomological survey for bluetongue
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209-211 |
G. Georgiev,
N. Nedelchev, Y. Ivanov & E. Veleva
Epizootiological control of bluetongue
disease in Bulgaria in 2002
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212-216 |
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217-220 |
E. Listeš, S. Bosnic, M. Benic, M. Lojkic, Z. Cac, Z. Cvetnic,
J. Madic, S. Šeparovic, A. Labrovic, G. Savini & M. Goffredo
Serological evidence of bluetongue and a preliminary
entomological study in southern Croatia |
221-225 |
T. Baldet, J.-C. Delécolle, B. Mathieu, S. de La Rocque
&
F. Roger
Entomological surveillance of bluetongue in France
in 2002
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226-231 |
M.J. Patakakis
Culicoides imicola in Greece
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232-234 |
Y. Braverman, M. Baylis, A.J. Tatem, D.J. Rogers, P.S. Mellor & B.V. Purse
What factors determine when epidemics occur in
the Mediterranean? Prediction of disease risk through time by climate-driven
models of the temporal distribution of outbreaks in Israel
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235-242 |
P. Calistri, A. Giovannini, A. Conte, D. Nannini, U. Santucci,
C. Patta, S. Rolesu & V. Caporale
Bluetongue
in Italy: Part I
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243-251 |
A. Giovannini, P. Calistri,
D. Nannini, C. Paladini, U. Santucci, C. Patta & V. Caporale
Bluetongue in Italy: Part II |
252-259 |
M. Goffredo & R. Meiswinkel
Entomological surveillance of
bluetongue in Italy: methods of capture, catch analysis and identification
of Culicoides biting midges |
260-265 |
A.L. Bishop, R.J. Worrall, L.J. Spohr, H.J. McKenzie & I.M. Barchia
Improving light-trap efficiency for Culicoides spp. with light-emitting diodes |
266-269 |
M. Goffredo, A. Conte & R. Meiswinkel
Distribution and abundance of Culicoides imicola, Obsoletus Complex and
Pulicaris Complex (Diptera: Ceratopogonidae) in Italy |
270-273 |
G. Scavia, G.L. Autorino,
C. De Liberato, F. Farina, G. Ferrari, M. Guidoni, A. Magliano, M. Miceli,
F. Scholl, M.T. Scicluna &
P. Scaramozzino
Association between the 2001-2003 bluetongue epidemic in Lazio
and Tuscany (central Italy) and distribution and abundance of Culicoides imicola and C. obsoletus vectors
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274-277 |
M. Goffredo, M. Buttigieg,
R. Meiswinkel, J.C. Delécolle &
S. Chircop
Entomological surveillance for bluetongue on Malta: first report of Culicoides imicola Kieffer |
278-281 |
M. Goffredo, G. Romeo,
F. Monaco, A. Di Gennaro & G. Savini
Laboratory survival and blood feeding response of wild-caught Culicoides obsoletus Complex (Diptera: Ceratopogonidae) through natural and artificial membranes |
282-285 |
G. Savini, M. Goffredo, F. Monacol, A. Di Gennaro, P. de Santis, R. Meiswinkel & V. Caporale
The isolation of bluetongue virus from field populations of the Obsoletus Complex in central Italy |
286-291 |
A. Miranda, C. Rincón & D. Borràs
Seasonal abundance of Culicoides imicola and
C. obsoletus in the Balearic islands |
292-295 |
R. Meiswinkel, K. Labuschagne, M. Baylis & P.S. Mellor
Multiple vectors and their differing ecologies: observations on two bluetongue and African horse sickness vector Culicoides species in South Africa |
296-302 |
B.V. Purse, S. Caracappa, A.M.F. Marino, A.J. Tatem, D.J. Rogers, P.S. Mellor, M. Baylis & A. Torina
Modelling the distribution of outbreaks and Culicoides vectors in Sicily: towards predictive risk maps for Italy |
303-310 |
A. Conte, C. Ippoliti, P. Calistri, S. Pelini, L. Savini, R. Salini, M. Goffredo & R. Meiswinkel
Towards the identification of potential infectious sites for bluetongue in Italy: a spatial analysis approach based on the distribution of Culicoides imicola |
311-315 |
A.L. Bishop, L.J. Spohr, & I.M. Barchia
Factors affecting the spread of Culicoides brevitarsis at the southern limit of distribution in eastern Australia |
316-319 |
W. M. Doherty, A. L. Bishop, L. F. Melville, S. J. Johnson,
G. A. Bellis, N . T. Hunt
Protection of cattle from Culicoides spp. in Australia by shelter and chemical treatments |
320-323 |
G. A. Bellis, L. F. Melville, N. T. Hunt, M. N. Hearnden
Temporal activity of biting midges (Diptera: Ceratopogonidae) on cattle near Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia |
324-328 |
G. Satta, M. Goffredo, S. Sanna, L. Vento, G. Cubeddu,
E. Mascherpa
Field disinfestation trials against Culicoides in north-west Sardinia |
329-335 |
Y. Braverman, A. Chizov-Ginzburg, A. Wilamowski
Susceptibility and repellency of Culicoides imicola and Culex pipiens to lambda-cyhalothrin |
336-339 |
R. Meiswinkel, K. Labuschagne, M. Goffredo
Christopher Columbus and Culicoides: was C. jamaicensis Edwards, 1922 introduced into the Mediterranean 500 years ago and later re-named C. paolae Boorman 1996? |
340-344 |
R. Meiswinkel
Adult characters defining and separating the Imicola and Orientalis species complexes of the subgenus Avaritia Fox, 1955 (Culicoides, Diptera: Ceratopogonidae) |
345-351 |
D.V. Nolan, J.F. Dallas & A.J. Mordue (Luntz)
Molecular taxonomy and population structure of a Culicoides midge vector |
352-359 |
P. Calistri, A. Giovannini, A. Conte & V. Caporale
Use of a Montecarlo simulation model for the re-planning of bluetongue surveillance in Italy |
360-364 |
A.R. Cameron
Data management and analysis systems for bluetongue virus zoning in Australia |
365-368 |
A. Giovannini, C. Paladini, P. Calistri, A. Conte,
P. Colangeli, U. Santucci, D. Nannini, V. Caporale
Surveillance system of bluetongue in Italy |
369-384 |
V. Caligiuri, C.A. Giuliano, V. Vitale, L. Chiavacci,
S. Travaglio, L. Manelli, S. Piscedda, M. Giardina & R. Mainolfi
Bluetongue surveillance in the Campania Region of Italy using a geographic information system to create risk maps |
385-389 |
C.L. Campbell, M.J. McNulty, G.J. Letchworth & W.C. Wilson
Molecular investigations of orbivirus/vector interactions |
390-395 |
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