A quantitative risk assessment for the safety of carcase storage systems for scrapie infected farms

Adkin, Amie; Jones, Davey L.; Eckford, R. L.; Edwards‐Jones, Gareth; Williams, A. Prysor

doi:10.1111/jam.12596

J Appl Microbiol

2014

DOI: 10.1111/jam.12596

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A quantitative risk assessment for the safety of carcase storage systems for scrapie infected farms

Amie Adkin

Davey L. Jones

R. L. Eckford

et al.

Abstract: This is the first quantitative assessment of the scrapie risk associated with fallen stock on farm and provides guidance to policy makers on the safety of one type of storage system and the relative risk when compared to other materials present on an infected farm.

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A quantitative risk assessment for the safety of carcase storage systems for scrapie infected farms

Abstract: This is the first quantitative assessment of the scrapie risk associated with fallen stock on farm and provides guidance to policy makers on the safety of one type of storage system and the relative risk when compared to other materials present on an infected farm.

Cited by 5 publications

References 48 publications

An assessment of the long-term persistence of prion infectivity in aquatic environments

An assessment of the long-term persistence of prion infectivity in aquatic environments

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