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. 2020 Jun 26;68(2):248–252. doi: 10.1111/tbed.13682

Table 2.

Summary of viral viability by ingredient type according to swine bioassay

Conventional soya bean meal Organic soya bean meal Lysine Choline Vitamin A
PRRSV 4 of 4 pigs (+) a 3 of 4 pigs (+) 0 of 4 pigs (+) 0 of 4 pigs (+) 0 of 4 pigs (+)
PEDV 3 of 4 pigs (+) 3 of 4 pigs (+) 0 of 4 pigs (+) 0 of 4 pigs (+) 0 of 4 pigs (+)
SVA 4 of 4 pigs (+) 4 of 4 pigs (+) 4 of 4 pigs (+) 0 of 4 pigs (+) 3 of 4 pigs (+)
(+) controls b 0 of 2 pigs (+) 0 of 2 pigs (+) 0 of 2 pigs (+) 0 of 2 pigs (+) 0 of 2 pigs (+)
(−) controls c 0 of 3 pigs (+) 0 of 3 pigs (+) 0 of 3 pigs (+) 0 of 3 pigs (+) 0 of 3 pigs (+)
a

A determination of (+) was based on a positive PCR test from a blood sample (PRRSV or SVA) or a positive PCR test from a rectal swab (PEDV or SVA) following inoculation with a designated feed ingredient.

b

Positive control pigs were inoculated with a stock virus mix of PEDV, PRRSV and SVA (no feed matrix) following conclusion of the transport period.

c

Negative control pigs were inoculated with conventional soya bean meal (no virus) following conclusion of the transport period.