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• TITLE: Canine Herpesvirus Latent Infection in Experimentally Infected Rabbits

  AUTHORS: G. F. Nájera Jantes, J. Barrón González, E. G. Valdivia Lara, J. I. Ángeles Solis, C. Cuenca Verde, G. Valdivia Anda

  KEYWORDS: Rabbit and Canine Herpesvirus, Experimental Infection, Dexametasone and Latency

  JOURNAL NAME: Open Journal of Veterinary Medicine, Vol.10 No.6, June 30, 2020

  ABSTRACT: An experimental inoculation of canine Herpesvirus (HVC), strain H17, was performed in rabbits previously and simultaneously treated with dexamethasone, the behavior of the leukocyte count was followed prior and during the experimental phase. Upon death or euthanasia of the animals, a necropsy and evaluation of various organs was performed by histopathology and by nested PCR against the Herpesvirus Polymerase gene. All animals inoculated with dexamethasone showed leukopenia (p