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. 2019 Oct 8;2019:8530273. doi: 10.1155/2019/8530273

Table 2.

Summary of clinical scores and fecal viral shedding for the challenged piglets in each group.

Dpi Ad-blanka (n = 5) rAd-PEDV-Sa (n = 5) Inactivated vaccinea (n = 5) PBSa (n = 5)
NP CT CS NP CT CS NP CT CS NP CT CS
0 0/5 0 0/5 0 0/5 0 0/5 0
1 1/5 25.67 2 0/5 0 0/5 0 2/5 23.42–26.79 3
2 3/5 22.36–23.82 2‐3 0/5 0 0/5 0 5/5 22.73–25.18 3
3 5/5 21.58–24.12 2‐3 0/5 0 0/5 0
4 1/5 23.02 2 1/5 25.44 1
5 2/5 21.52–26.26 2 2/5 24.58–26.43 3
6 3/5 23.54–28.09 2‐3 2/5 23.69–26.87 2
7 3/5 24.27–25.59 2‐3 2/5 25.80–28.99 2‐3

aPigs were challenged orally with 2 mL of 1 × 105 TCID50 highly virulent genotype GIIb PEDV strain. Dpi: days post inoculation for pigs; NP: number of PEDV-positive piglets; CT: cycle threshold value—a value greater than 30 was considered negative or below the detection limit of real-time PCR; CS: clinical score for fecal consistency—0 = normal, 1 = pasty, 2 = semiliquid, and 3 = liquid; —: samples with no CT value (no PEDV RNA detected). The blocks without any entry indicate that the PEDV-positive piglets were euthanized after infection was confirmed by clinical symptoms and fecal viral shedding.