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Portable kit able to deliver Hendra test results in horses in less than an hour


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Portable kit able to deliver Hendra test results in horses in less than an hour
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Professor Ben Ahern, left, with a LAMP Genie III diagnostic machine, veterinary nurse Gabriella Doxey with horse Cartouche, and veterinary researcher Lyndal Hulse holds the Hendra diagnostic sampling kit. Photo: University of Queensland
A new diagnostic point-of-care kit can detect the dangerous Hendra virus in horses in under an hour, rather than days.
A rapid point-of-care diagnostic test to detect Hendra infections in horses has been sorely needed for decades, says University of Queensland veterinarian, Professor Ben Ahern, who worked on developing the kit. ....

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No horsing around: super-fast Hendra test developed


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University of Queensland vets are diagnosing the deadly Hendra virus in horses faster than ever, developing a diagnostic point-of-care kit that can detect the pathogen in under an hour, rather than days.
Veterinarian Professor Ben Ahern said a rapid point-of-care diagnostic test to detect Hendra infections in horses has been sorely needed for decades.
“Hendra virus kills humans and horses alike – the virus spreads to horses from flying foxes, with an infected horse occasionally passing the infection on to humans,” Professor Ahern said.
“Without vaccination, the virus has a case fatality rate of 57 per cent among humans and 79 per cent among horses – it’s incredibly deadly. ....

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New strain of horse-killing Hendra virus identified


A grey-headed flying fox. © Mike Lehmann, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons
Australian scientists have identified a new strain of the deadly Hendra virus that was the cause of a previously unexplained horse death in September 2015.
The newly recognised variant, identified by the Australian veterinarian-led research project, ‘Horses as Sentinels’, had not been detected previously by routine biosecurity testing in horses.
The new strain shares ~99% sequence identity with the 2015 horse case strain, and has been detected in grey-headed flying fox samples from Adelaide, South Australia, in 2013. Partial sequences of the variant have also been detected in flying foxes in other states. Grey-headed flying foxes migrate and their range includes parts of southern Australia, which previous advice classed as low risk – with some interpreting this to mean negligible risk of Hendra virus spillover. Up until now, the original strain of Hendra virus has been known to occur o ....

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