Search Results - "Lopez, Will A"

Use of processing fluid samples for longitudinal monitoring of PRRS virus in herds undergoing virus elimination by Trevisan, Giovani, Jablonski, Eva, Angulo, Jose, Lopez, Will A, Linhares, Daniel C L

“…This was an observational study that prospectively followed 29 breeding herds for 65 weeks in the U.S.A. that became infected with porcine reproductive and…”
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Development of a pig wean-quality score using machine-learning algorithms to characterize and classify groups with high mortality risk under field conditions by Magalhães, Edison S., Zhang, Danyang, Moura, Cesar A.A., Trevisan, Giovani, Holtkamp, Derald J., López, Will A., Wang, Chong, Linhares, Daniel C.L., Silva, Gustavo S.

“…Mortality during the post-weaning phase is a critical indicator of swine production system performance, influenced by a complex interaction of multiple factors…”
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Probability of PRRS virus detection in pooled processing fluid samples by López, Will A., Gauger, Phillip C., Harmon, Karen M., Holtkamp, Derald J., Cano, Jean Paul, Macedo, Nubia, Zhang, Min, Silva, Gustavo S., Angulo, Jose, Zimmerman, Jeffrey J., Linhares, Daniel C.L.

“…•Pooling processing fluids improves PRRSV surveillance in piglets.•Increased coverage of pig populations increases the probability of virus…”
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Practical aspects of PRRSV RNA detection in processing fluids collected in commercial swine farms by López, Will A., Zimmerman, Jeffrey J., Gauger, Phillip C., Harmon, Karen M., Bradner, Laura, Zhang, Min, Giménez-Lirola, Luis, Ramirez, Alejandro, Cano, Jean Paul, Linhares, Daniel C.L.

“…Processing fluid samples are easily collected under field conditions and provide the means to test more piglets more frequently in a practical way, thereby…”
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Porcine reproductive and respiratory syndrome monitoring in breeding herds using processing fluids by Lopez, Will, Angulo, Jose, Zimmerman, Jeffrey, Linhares, Daniel

“…Processing fluids (PF), the serosanguinous fluid recovered from piglet castration and tail docking, were used for porcine reproductive and respiratory syndrome…”
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Relationship between weekly porcine reproductive and respiratory syndrome virus exposure in breeding herds and subsequent viral shedding and mortality in the nursery by Trevisan, Giovani, Robbins, Rebecca, Angulo, Jose, Dufresne, Luc, Lopez, Will, Macedo, Nubia, Linhares, Daniel

“…Objective: Describe the relationship of weekly breeding herd status based on processing fluid (PF) testing for porcine reproductive and respiratory syndrome…”
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