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          Arabidopsis thaliana expression system  223                 cellular responses and permission/polarisation by the innate
          Ardeidae  15                                                 immune system  384–85
          ART-CH (avian retrotransposon from chicken genome)  235     chicken MHC  385
          Arteriviridae  134                                          evasion of  387
          ARV (Avian orthoreovirus)  179, 180, 187, 188, 189          MHC and MHC molecules  384
          Ascites syndrome  333                                       single dominantly expressed class I molecule can determine the
          Asian flu pandemic  19                                       immune response  385–86
          Aspergillus  333                                            somatically diversified antigen-specific receptors  383–84
          Atadenovirus  283–85, 287, 290, 295–99                      vaccines  387–88
          ATF6 (activating transcription factor 6) signalling pathway  151–52  innate host responses  377–83
          Attenuated live vaccines. See Live-attenuated vaccines      inducible antimicrobial components  378
          A-type inclusion bodies. See Cytoplasmic inclusion bodies   interferons and antiviral effectors  379–83
          Australian king parrot  196                                 sensing of viruses  378–79
          Autoimmunity  384                                     Avian influenza (AI)  1, 2, 22, 24, 25, 223. See also Highly pathogenic avian
          Autophagy  69, 152, 153, 216, 218                       influenza (HPAI); Low pathogenicity avian influenza (LPAI)
          AvCoV (avian coronaviruses)  164                      Avian influenza virus (AIV)  1–41
          Aviadenovirus  283–91, 294–99, 302, 305–6                adaptive immune responses to  17–18, 385, 386–87
          Avian adenovirus-1  201                                  clinical features and pathogenesis  16–17
          Avian adenoviruses  283–316                              diagnosis  21–22
             clinical features  300–302                            historical perspective  2, 3–4
               clinical signs  300–301                             immune evasion strategies  18–19
               pathology  301–2                                    infectious agent  2–14 (See also Influenza A viruses (IAVs))
             diagnosis  306                                        innate immune responses and  18, 377, 378, 379, 380, 381, 382, 383
             effects on host cell, signalling pathways and apoptosis  293–95  natural hosts and host range  14–16
             epizootiology  304–5                                  prevention and control  22–23
             genome structure and organization  295–97             public health significance  1, 24–25
               Atadenovirus genome  295, 297                       vaccination  23–24 (See also under Vaccines and vaccination)
               Aviadenovirus genome  295, 296–97                   virus evolution and reverse genetics  19–21
               Siadenovirus genome  295, 297                    Avian leukoses  231–32. See also Avian leukosis virus (ALV)
             immune response  302–4                             Avian leukosis complex  232, 345
               cellular immune response  303                    Avian leukosis/sarcoma group (ALSV)  232, 233, 234, 237, 238, 239, 241
               humoral immune response  303, 304                Avian leukosis virus (ALV)  231–47
               innate immunity  302–3                              clinical features and pathogenesis  236
               mechanisms of immune evasion  303–4                 co-infection with avian reoviruses  191
             infectious agent  284–86                              diagnosis  237–39
               classification  284                                    molecular techniques  239
               morphology and virus structure  285–86                 serological assays  238–39
               propagation  286                                       subgroup characterization  238
             inflammatory response induced by  294                 envelope subgroups  231, 233, 234, 235, 238, 241
             introduction and history  283                         exogenous and endogenous  234, 235, 238, 240, 241
             pathogenesis  299–300                                 flock infection  235–36
               entry, spread, tissue tropism  299–300              genome structure and organization  232–33
               host range  299                                     immune responses  236–37, 381, 385, 386
               virulence  300                                      infectious agent  232
             phylogeny and evolutionary relationships  297–99      intervention strategies  239–40
             prevention and control  307–8                            treatment  240
             as vaccine and gene delivery vector  308 (See also under Vaccine   vaccination  239–40
              vectors)                                             introduction and history  231–32
             viral replication  286–93                             MDV compared to  357–58
               assembly  292                                       prevention and control  240–41
               attachment  286                                        eradication  240–41
               biosynthesis  287–92                                   selection for genetic resistance  241
               DNA replication  291                                spread of infection  236
               E40RF6-like genes  287, 290, 294–95, 297, 298       transmission and epizootiology  235
               Gam-1 and Gam-1 283, 287, 290, 293, 294, 297, 298   viral proteins  233
               ORF22 283, 287, 290, 293, 294, 298                  viral replication  233–34
               ORF arrangements  288                                  penetration of host cell  233–34
               penetration and uncoating  286–87                      synthesis and integration of viral DNA  234
               transcriptional maps  291                        Avian malaria  388
               virus release  292–93                            Avian metapneumoviruses (AMPV)  119–31
          Avian adenovirus splenomegaly (AAS)  299, 306            AMPV-A (subgroup A)  119–27
          Avian adenovirus splenomegaly virus (AASV)  283, 299     AMPV-B (subgroup B)  119–27
          Avian coronaviruses (AvCoV)  164                         AMPV-C (subgroup C)  60, 119–27
          Avian diphtheria  365                                    AMPV-D (subgroup D)  119–27
          Avian gyrovirus  2 (AGV2)  250, 252, 265, 269, 270, 274  clinical features  124–25
          Avian immune responses to virus infection                diagnosis  125–26
             adaptive immune system  383–88                           antibody detection  126
               antigen presentation by MHC molecules  386–87          viral antigen  126
               birds other than chickens  388                         viral RNA detection  126
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