Detection of Pathological Prion Protein in the Tongue of Sheep Infected with Naturally Occurring Scrapie

Corona, Cristiano; Casalone, Cristina; Acutis, Pier Luigi; Crescio, Maria Ines; Martucci, Francesca; Iulini, Barbara; Florio, Caterina Lucia; Gazzuola, Paola; Perfetti, G; Bona, Cristina; Ru, Giuseppe; Caramelli, Maria

doi:10.1007/s11259-006-0050-8

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Secretion Of Prions Within Milk1

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“…64 Furthermore, Vascellari and co-workers (2007) demonstrated that PrP Sc is present within both major (parotid and mandibular) and minor (labial, buccal and palatine) salivary glands; including within epithelial cells and within the lumina of salivary ducts draining saliva into the oral cavity. 65 It is also evident that with both sCJD in humans 66 and ovine scrapie 67 PrP Sc is present within olfactory tissues.…”

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confidence: 99%

Prion transmission

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Maddison

2010

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“…Detection of PrP SC in spleen; retropharyngeal, mesenteric, and prescapular lymph nodes 53 ; third-eyelid lymphoid tissue 54 ; tonsil 55 ; tongue 56 ; retina 57 ; rectal ring tissue 58 ; spinal fluid 59 ; and blood 19,60 prior to appearance of PrP SC in the brain or of clinical signs has been reported. Deposition of PrP SC in certain tissues enables detection of subclinical disease by biopsy in some instances.…”

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Variations of Kuroshio Intrusion and Internal Waves at Southern East China Sea: Observational Study with Lagrangian Float and Mooring ADCPs

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2008

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The PI attended three ONR workshops to discuss and help define the future integrated observational program for the "Quantifying, Predicting and Exploiting Uncertainty (QPEU), more specifically to help formulate an experiment to study the Kuroshio intrusion, nonlinear internal waves (NLIWs), internal tides, inertial waves, and turbulence mixing resulting from the Kuroshio-topography interaction. Figures 1 and 2 illustrate where the Kuroshio and barotropic tides interact with the continental shelf of the East China Sea (ECS) and with one prominent submarine ridge (I-Lan Ridge). The experiment plan proposed by the PI included two components: 1) for the extended observational program, 3 months in the southwest monsoon, deploy an array of six 75-kHZ Long Rangers with thermistor chains; 2) for the 0.5-month intensive observational program on the continental shelf, overlapping with the extended observational program, collaborate with Thomas Sanford to make EM-APEX float observations (see Figure 2).

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