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Detection and Monitoring- AI Surveillance in Poultry Simone Stoute DVM, PhD, DACPV CAHFS- Turlock Lab UC ANR Joint Strategic Initiative Conference

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Page 1: Detection and Monitoring- AI Surveillance in Poultry

Detection and Monitoring-AI Surveillance in Poultry

Simone Stoute DVM, PhD, DACPVCAHFS- Turlock Lab

UC ANR Joint Strategic Initiative Conference

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October 13, 2015

Surveillance and Diagnostics:Warning system that helps protect the

health of California’s livestock and poultry.

Davis(full service/drug testing)

Turlock(poultry)

Tulare(full service)

San Bernardino(full service)

UC Davis- CAHFS

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CAHFS Mission

PublicHealth

New Knowledge

Equine Health

Food SafetyHealth

ManagementSurveillance

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CAHFS NAHLN

Davis

Turlock

Tulare

San Bernardino

AVIAN, LIVESTOCK, HORSE

AVIAN

AVIAN, LIVESTOCK, HORSE

AVIAN, LIVESTOCK, HORSE

• Early detection• Rapid response• Rapid recovery

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NAHLN- National Animal Health Laboratory Network

• Partnership at the State and Federal level to safeguard animal health.

• CAHFS- Davis is one of more than 45 approved NAHLN labs across the country.

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Avian Influenza Monitoring

Commercial Birds• > 1,000 birds• Breeder, layer, meat• National surveillance

programs– NPIP

• Fees subsidized by state

Backyard Flocks• < 1,000 birds• Food source, pet, hobby• CDFA-CAHFS partnership

– END/AI surveillance– Cause of death/disease

• Necropsy free of charge for up to 2 birds

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Standard submission form

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AI Samples

• Accepted from live birds, dead birds, and environment.

• Poultry: Samples collected from wild birds, domestic flocks, live bird markets and quarantined birds.

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AI Sampling

• Pooled TR/OP swabs – maximum 11 swabs/tube for the PCR.

• If tubes are submitted with the swabs no more than 5 swabs are permitted.

• Cloacal swab specimens are the sample of choice for wild birds and domestic ducks.

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Packaging Samples

NO Freezing!

• Styro-foam container / Box with ice packs to keep the

samples from spoiling.

• Submission Form. It is best if you insert the Submission

Form in a Zip-loc plastic bag to prevent it from getting

wet.

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Delivery services

Website: ‘Shipping and Courier Services’

• Overnight on ice!

• Federal Express (FedEx), UPS, Golden State, etc.

• ‘Packaging guidelines’

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Serology Molecular Detection Virology- ELISA - PCR - Isolation- AGID - Sequence Analysis - Identification

CAHFS Avian Influenza Testing

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Avian Influenza Molecular Diagnostics

PB2 PB1 PA HA NP NA M1/2 NS1/2

Screening test

AI + AI -

1.

H5CAHFSNVSL

H7CAHFSNVSL

2.

Typing assay

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Avian Influenza Outbreak Samples are received and tested in the CAHFS BSL-3 suite

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Reportable AI in poultry

• 16 antigenically different H and 9 antigenically different N subtypes

• Of the 16 H subtypes, only H5 and H7 viruses of certain lineages have caused HPAI in poultry.

• While the vast majority of H5 and H7 AIV are low pathogenic, there is the potential for mutation.

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Reportable AI in poultry

• All H5 and H7 are reportable.

What happens if the lab detects an H5 or H7 AIV?

• Lab detection CDFA reporting NVSL confirmation OIE reporting

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What happened if we detect H5 or H7 positive?

• USDA, NVSL Ames Iowa is the only approved AI reference lab in the US recognized by the OIE.

• Confirmatory testing must be conducted at the NVSL.

• The official FAD diagnosis at NVSL requires virus isolation and characterization.

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What happens if the lab detects an AI, NOT H5 or H7

• Any poultry, domestic duck, commercial, backyard or wild bird samples from outside a USDA quarantine zone that is AI positive, must be referred to the NVSL.

• This is regardless of the H5 or H7 assay results.

• NVSL – further testing and characterization.

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Two Avian Influenza (AI) Cases Detected at CAHFS 2015

January 2015

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Case 1: History

• 5 turkeys were submitted to CAHFS in January 2015

• Premise: 150,000 turkeys in 20 houses

• 1/20 houses: sudden onset of mortality, high fever.– Mortality: 8, 75, 500 (5%)

• Affected house:– 10,000 turkeys, 14 wks of age

Case 1: H5N8 Turkeys

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Gross lesions3 live & 2 dead turkeys submitted to CAHFS

spleen

Organ LesionsSpleens Enlarged and mottled

Pancreas Pale mottled

Cecal tonsils Dark red and congested

Lungs Dark red, edema

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Microscopic Lesions

• Spleen- necrosis

• Pancreas- necrosis

• Brain- meningitis

• Lungs- congested, necrosis

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Lab Diagnosis

• Molecular tests and virus isolation positive for H5.

• Virus classified as HPAI H5N8 by NVSL

• Blood samples from 5 birds tested negative for Avian influenza by serology

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Case Management• Quarantine of turkey premises on

1/22/15• Depopulation of all houses (150,000

turkeys) on premise• Cleaning and Disinfection• Surveillance Sampling

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Case 2

February 2015

Case 2: H5N8 Chickens

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History• February 2015; Eleven 12 wk old chickens submitted to CAHFS

• Respiratory problems, eyes closed, mucus in nostrils

• Ranch: 78,000 brown chickens (4 houses) and 35,000 ducks (2 houses)

• Increased mortality: 110 (0.5%), 148 (0.6%), and 170 (0.7%) in 1/4 chicken houses.

• Canal with occasional ducks borders facility and pond ̴ 5 miles away with many wild birds.

Case 2: H5N8 Chickens

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Necropsy:11 chickens submitted to CAHFS Turlock lab.

DehydrationMucus in tracheaSpleens mottledLivers discoloredNot eating

Case 2: H5N8 Chickens

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AI in California Commercial Poultry

Diagnosis-• PCR, and sequencing positive for H5N8• Virus classified as HPAI by NVSL• Serology negative

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AI in California Commercial Poultry

Case Management• Quarantine on 1/22/15. Seven

neighboring farms in quarantine zone• Depopulation of 6 houses (78,000

chickens & 35,000 ducks)• Cleaning and Disinfection• Epidemiological tracking and surveillance

sampling

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2015 AI Surveillance Planning

• FAD suspect cases will have 24/7 lab access.

• All labs will provide 7day access to a pathologist to accept emergency cases.

• Currently Davis lab can process 400 samples to test for AI.

PCR testing takes about 4 hours

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2015 AI Surveillance Planning

• Currently before ELISA and AGID serology for AI.

• Plans for expanding serology capabilities if AI vaccination and controlled marketing of flocks comes into effect.

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Thank you

October 13, 2015