Abstract
Cryptococcus gattii VGIIb-like Variant in White-Tailed Deer, Nova Scotia, Canada.
Highlights
Because the date of infection of the alpacas and camels in this study is not known, we cannot speculate on the level of susceptibility of alpacas versus dromedaries based on the observed differences in antibody titers, which were lower in alpacas
The nasal cavity, lung, tracheobronchial lymph node, and brain lesions were similar, consisting of variably sized, cystic spaces supported by various thicknesses of well-differentiated fibrovascular septa or remaining normal parenchyma
Tissue from white-tailed deer (Odocoileus virginianus), showing microscopic lesions caused by a unique Cryptococcus gattii VGIIb-like variant strain most similar to that of the VGIIb genotype; etiology was confirmed by molecular sequencing
Summary
Because the date of infection of the alpacas and camels in this study is not known, we cannot speculate on the level of susceptibility of alpacas versus dromedaries based on the observed differences in antibody titers, which were lower in alpacas. Cryptococcus gattii VGIIb-like Variant in White-Tailed Deer, Nova Scotia, Canada 4. Reusken CB, Haagmans BL, Müller MA, Gutierrez C, Godeke GJ, Meyer B, et al Middle East respiratory syndrome coronavirus neutralising serum antibodies in dromedary camels: a comparative serological study.
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