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                     laying  hen  resulted  in  5  to  10%  mortality  rate  of  all  embryos  and  dropped  egg

                     production  rate  by  10  to  20%.  Of  chickens  infected  by  bacterium  M.  synoviae,
                     decrease of egg production rate and loss of survival rate accounted for 5 to 10% and

                     5 to 7% respectively, and more than 5% of chicks are dead [25]. Significant decrease
                     of  egg  production  rate  is  observed  4  weeks  after  bacterial  infection  and  then  egg

                     nutritional value drops  [6]. Because causative agent spreads via airborne droplets,
                     mass culling of hens in the infected farm makes the disease the most economic loss

                     causing infection [7].


                     Due  to  deaths  of  chicken  caused  by  M.  gallisepticum  infection  during  late  1970  in
                     USA,  more  than  118  million  USD  worth  loss  was  caused  to  poultry  farmers  and

                     consumers  [8].  Infection  of  bacterium  Mycoplasma  gallisepticum  in  turkey farms  of
                     North Carolina, USA led to a total of 2.5 million USD worth loss for the farmers [9].


                     Except that avian and swine mycoplasmoses were diagnosed first in our country in
                     1965  and  2006  respectively,  any  other  surveillance  of  the  diseases  were  not

                     performed.  Increase  of  the  numbers  of  pig  and  poultry  farmers  in  the  last  years

                     necessitated the surveillance of this disease and prevention of economic losses and
                     risks.


                     Therefore, we considered surveillance and diagnosis of the disease in both pig and
                     poultry  farms  are  essential  for  prevention  and  control  measures  in  the  future,  and

                     performed this study.


                     Goals and objectives of the study

                     The  goal of  the  study  is to  diagnose  swine  and  poultry  mycoplasmoses by  use  of

                     serological,  bacteriological  and  molecular  biological  techniques.  To  achieve  above
                     goals the following objectives were accomplished:


                     -To collect samples from swine and poultry farms;


                     -To  perform  serological  testing  in  blood  serum  of  swine  and  chickens  and  detect
                     antibody produced against M. hyopneumoniae, M. synoviae and M. gallisepticim;


                     -To isolate culture of causative agent by bacteriological testing;

                     -To confirms the culture by PCR technique.






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