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Faculty, Staff, & Students of ISU VDL

Emerging Coronaviruses in US Swine “Diagnostic Lab Update” RB Baker, R Main, & K Mueller Department of Veterinary Diagnostic and Production Animal Medicine , Veterinary Diagnostic Lab, Iowa State University, Ames, IA 50011. Faculty, Staff, & Students of ISU VDL.

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  1. Emerging Coronaviruses in US Swine“Diagnostic Lab Update”RB Baker, R Main, & K MuellerDepartment of Veterinary Diagnostic and Production Animal Medicine,Veterinary Diagnostic Lab, Iowa State University, Ames, IA 50011

  2. Faculty, Staff, & Students of ISU VDL ≈22 Faculty, 100 Technical Staff, & 20 Graduate Students/Residents

  3. Serving Food Animal Agriculture Comprehensive Diagnostic Service, Teaching, and Discovery(Iowa’s only Full-Service & Fully Accredited Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory) Processing 55,000+ cases/year from livestock producers Applying world-class technology to real-world problems

  4. ≈ 75% Swine, 10% Bovine, 10% Poultry, + 5% Everything Else

  5. Where the Pigs Are Located in US ≈ 500,000 pigs/week imported to IA to be grown

  6. Total Positive PEDv Cases (NAHLN) Seems to very closely resemble the US pig density map reflecting PEDV’s broad dissemination across the US

  7. Porcine Coronaviruses in US Swine TGE: Transmissible Gastroenteritis PEDV: Porcine Endemic Diarrhea Virus PDCoV: Porcine Deltacoronavirus * Field reports suggest it to be a pathogen * Koch’s postulates yet to be fulfilled ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PRCV = Porcine Respiratory Coronavirus * Seems to be more of a friend than a foe Porcine enteric disease picture in the US has rapidly become more complex

  8. Porcine Coronavirus Diagnostic Specimens(TGE, PEDV, & most recently PDCoV) • Intestine (Fresh & Fixed) • Feces • Fecal Swabs • Oral Fluids • Serum (Antibody) Antemortem diagnostic tools are increasingly used (especially Oral fluids & Molecular Dx) to monitor the heath status of US swine in real-time.

  9. Porcine Coronavirus Serology(Antibody Testing) • PEDV – IFA (labor intensive, subjective, but it has been fairly robust) • PEDV-Elisa (only routine @ UMN that I’m aware) • Duration of detectable antibody responseneeds to be understood with PEDV • Others In Development (ISU, SDSU, et al.) • Commercially Available PEDV Elisa’s → Very Poor • TGE-PRCV Differential Elisa • PDCoV = No Assays Available

  10. PEDV IFAPrimary PEDV Antibody Detection Assay Used Today @ ISU VDL In-House Experimental PEDV Elisa Coming Soon • Indirect Fluorescence Antibody Test (IFA) • Serology / Antibody Based Assay • Screening assay for antibody at 1:40 dilution (positive/negative) • 4-fold dilution(40, 80, 160, 320) • Limitations • Limited correlation between IFA titer and protective immunity • IFA antibody duration is short • Difficult to correlate IFA titer with success of feedback Dr. Kyoung-Jin Yoon, ISU-VDL Dr. John Johnson, ISU-VDL

  11. Yoon, Madson, Magstad, Labois, et al – experimentally infected with PEDV.

  12. PEDV & TGEV Diagnostics • Immunohistochemistry (IHC) • Valuable tool, but much less sensitive than PCR • Detection varies based on timing of infection • Virus Isolation (VI) • Difficult and time consuming • Success rate very low Late PEDv infection (~36 hrs PI): Severe villus atrophy & loss of absorptive epithelium Late PEDv infection (~36 hrs PI):Few infected cells remain (brown stain) & absorptive cells destroyed PDCoV= Presently No IHC or Success with VI (Source: Schwartz, Madson, Magstadet al.) (Source: Dr. Jianqiang Zhang, ISU-VDL)

  13. Porcine Coronavirus Molecular Diagnostic Assays @ ISU VDLRed = New Assays in Past 12-months • TGE – PCR • PEDV – PCR • PEDV Differential – PCR • Original US strain vs. more recently identified variant • PDCoV – PCR • Pan-Corona – PCR (Discovery – Yoon et al) • PEDV Sequencing • S1 Gene (Routine) • Whole Genome (Research) • PDCoV Sequencing • (Research to date) ↑ Sensitive, Semi-quantitative, Same-day testing, Used Extensively

  14. PEDV: Diagnostics Polymerase chain reaction (PCR) • Target: Nucleoprotein (ISU) or Matrix • Targets the conserved portion of the genome • PCR tests are very sensitive and specific • Detect small amounts of target (virus) in the sample • Does not require much fecal content for detection • Same day testing • Sample types = Intestine, Feces, Fecal Swabs, Oral Fluids • Tests require interpretation • Based on clinical presentation, sample type, location, etc. • Is the test outcome what you expected? Cycle threshold values: Range: 8-12 in acutely affected, neonatal piglets Lots of PEDV! frameshift ORF1a M AAA ORF3 S L 3’ ORF1b N E Dr. Jianqiang Zhang, ISU-VDL

  15. PEDV: Diagnostics PEDV Sequencing • Spike protein sequence • Variable portion of genome • Determine genetic relatedness of PED viruses • Evaluate genetic evolution • Sequencing at ISU-VDL • S1 gene: 2.2 kb • Highly variable portion of spike gene being used for routine sequencing for epidemiological purposes.

  16. Two Distinctly Different Groups of PEDVs Circulating in US • January 2014 – ISU VDL S1 Sequencing • 15 PEDV positive cases • 10 cases shared 99.1-100% nucleotide identities to PEDV strains identified in US swine since April 2013 • 5 cases shared 99.6-100% nucleotide identities to each other but only 93.4-94.6% nucleotide identities to the originally identified US strain Dr. Jianqiang Zhang, ISU-VDL

  17. PEDV Variant: Epidemiology • January 2014 – ISU VDL retrospective testing • 183 random PEDV PCR positive fecal samples from ISU VDL cases submitted May to September 2013 • 6 of 183 cases were positive “PEDV variant” • Five of the 6 PEDV variant positive cases were submitted in May 2013 and the other in early June • In retrospect, both PEDV strains have been present and circulating in US since April/May 2013. • Earliest PEDV positive case identified in the US was submitted to the ISU VDL on  April 15, 2013.   

  18. PDCoV Alphacoronavirus: PEDV Deltacoronavirus: PDCV • PDCoVnot PEDV or TGEV or PRCV • Delta vs. Alpha Coronaviruses • Doesn’t appear to be any cross-protection • Vomiting and diarrhea (Field/Diagnostic Reports) • Similar clinical signs and lesions to PEDV/TGE • Reportedly more transient &/or less severe • Koch’s postulates yet to be fulfilled • ISU-VDL Available Assays • PDCV PCR is currently offered • PDCV sequencing becoming available • Limited retrospective testing on PDCoV completed to date

  19. 2-17-14 Began PDCV PCR Testing at ISU VDL

  20. 2-17-14 Began PDCV PCR Testing at ISU VDL

  21. Emerging Coronaviruses in US Swine“Diagnostic Lab Update”Lots New, Lots Going On!Thank YouQuestions ?

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