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Currently unknown aspects of poultry necrotic enteritis pathogenesis

Milanov, Dubravka; Aleksić, Nevenka; Baloš, Milica Živkov; Pajić, Marko; Knežević, Slobodan

(Scientific Veterinary Institute “Novi Sad”, 2019)

TY  - JOUR
AU  - Milanov, Dubravka
AU  - Aleksić, Nevenka
AU  - Baloš, Milica Živkov
AU  - Pajić, Marko
AU  - Knežević, Slobodan
PY  - 2019
UR  - https://vet-erinar.vet.bg.ac.rs/handle/123456789/2069
AB  - Necrotic enteritis (NE) or poultry clostridiosis is a disease which poses enormous health problems and makes tremendous economic losses to intensive poultry production worldwide. Despite having been targeted in extensive research for decades, a number of aspects of its pathogenesis remain unknown. For more than 30 years alfa-toxin has been considered to be the main virulence factor of the causative agent, but experimental research using a mutant Clostridium perfringens strain lacking the gene coding for this confirmed that alpha-toxin is not necessary for pathogenesis. Since the 1980s, NetB toxin has been the main suspected virulence factor. However, recently it has been discovered that the large clostridial cytotoxin named TpeL also contributes to the pathogenesis of NE. In spite of that, the prevalence of the genes which code for these toxins vary between the isolates of C. perfringens from the intestines of diseased poultry, which made clear that further investigation into their roles is necessary. It has been agreed that specific intestinal environmental conditions, which favour the growth and multiplication of C. perfringens, are key factors to the emergence of disease. Given that a battery of non-specific factors contributes to pathogenesis, as well as that it is impossible to eliminate them in intensive poultry production, not much hope remains that NE can be controlled. In this short review, the current knowledge on the pathogenesis of NE has been summarized.
AB  - Nekrotični  enteritis  (NE)  ili  klostridioza  živine,  predstavlja  veliki  zdravstveni  problem  i  nanosi  ogromne  ekonomske  gubitke  intenzivnoj  živinarskoj proizvodnji širom sveta. Brojni aspekti patogeneze NE su i danas nepoznati, uprkos tome što su decenijama predmet intenzivnih izučavanja. Više  od  30  godina  je  alfa-toksin  razmatran  kao  glavni  faktor  virulencije  uzročnika,  ali  su  eksperimentalna  istraživanja  primenom  mutantnog  soja  Clostridium perfringens, koji nema gen koji kodira sintezu alfa-toksina, pot-vrdila da ovaj toksin nije neophodan za nastanak bolesti. Od osamdesetih godina prošlog veka, NetB toksin je “glavni osumnjičeni” faktor virulencije, a od nedavno se smatra da i veliki klostridijalni ekstracelularni citotoksin, koji je nazvan TpeL, doprinosi patogenezi NE. Međutim, prevalencija gena koji kodiraju ove toksine, veoma varira kod izolata C. perfringens iz creva obolele  živine  i  jasno  je  da  su  neophodna  dodatna  ispitivanja  njihove  ul-oge.  Saglasnost  postoji  da  su  za  pojavu  bolesti  ključni  specifi  čni  uslovi  u  crevima koji pogoduju rastu i umnožavanju C. perfringens. Ako uzmemo u obzir da niz nespecifi čnih faktora tome doprinosi, kao i da ih je praktično nemoguće u potpunosti otkloniti u intenzivnoj živinarskoj proizvodnji, ne ostaje mnogo nade da je nekrotični enteritis moguće staviti pod kontrolu. U radu ukratko sumiramo trenutna stanovišta o patogenezi NE živine.
PB  - Scientific Veterinary Institute “Novi Sad”
T2  - Archives of Veterinary Medicine
T2  - Archives of Veterinary MedicineAVM
T1  - Currently unknown aspects of poultry necrotic enteritis pathogenesis
T1  - I danas nepoznati aspekti patogeneze nekrotičnog enteritisa živine
VL  - 12
IS  - 1
SP  - 55
EP  - 69
DO  - 10.46784/e-avm.v12i1.38
ER  - 
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year = "2019",
abstract = "Necrotic enteritis (NE) or poultry clostridiosis is a disease which poses enormous health problems and makes tremendous economic losses to intensive poultry production worldwide. Despite having been targeted in extensive research for decades, a number of aspects of its pathogenesis remain unknown. For more than 30 years alfa-toxin has been considered to be the main virulence factor of the causative agent, but experimental research using a mutant Clostridium perfringens strain lacking the gene coding for this confirmed that alpha-toxin is not necessary for pathogenesis. Since the 1980s, NetB toxin has been the main suspected virulence factor. However, recently it has been discovered that the large clostridial cytotoxin named TpeL also contributes to the pathogenesis of NE. In spite of that, the prevalence of the genes which code for these toxins vary between the isolates of C. perfringens from the intestines of diseased poultry, which made clear that further investigation into their roles is necessary. It has been agreed that specific intestinal environmental conditions, which favour the growth and multiplication of C. perfringens, are key factors to the emergence of disease. Given that a battery of non-specific factors contributes to pathogenesis, as well as that it is impossible to eliminate them in intensive poultry production, not much hope remains that NE can be controlled. In this short review, the current knowledge on the pathogenesis of NE has been summarized., Nekrotični  enteritis  (NE)  ili  klostridioza  živine,  predstavlja  veliki  zdravstveni  problem  i  nanosi  ogromne  ekonomske  gubitke  intenzivnoj  živinarskoj proizvodnji širom sveta. Brojni aspekti patogeneze NE su i danas nepoznati, uprkos tome što su decenijama predmet intenzivnih izučavanja. Više  od  30  godina  je  alfa-toksin  razmatran  kao  glavni  faktor  virulencije  uzročnika,  ali  su  eksperimentalna  istraživanja  primenom  mutantnog  soja  Clostridium perfringens, koji nema gen koji kodira sintezu alfa-toksina, pot-vrdila da ovaj toksin nije neophodan za nastanak bolesti. Od osamdesetih godina prošlog veka, NetB toksin je “glavni osumnjičeni” faktor virulencije, a od nedavno se smatra da i veliki klostridijalni ekstracelularni citotoksin, koji je nazvan TpeL, doprinosi patogenezi NE. Međutim, prevalencija gena koji kodiraju ove toksine, veoma varira kod izolata C. perfringens iz creva obolele  živine  i  jasno  je  da  su  neophodna  dodatna  ispitivanja  njihove  ul-oge.  Saglasnost  postoji  da  su  za  pojavu  bolesti  ključni  specifi  čni  uslovi  u  crevima koji pogoduju rastu i umnožavanju C. perfringens. Ako uzmemo u obzir da niz nespecifi čnih faktora tome doprinosi, kao i da ih je praktično nemoguće u potpunosti otkloniti u intenzivnoj živinarskoj proizvodnji, ne ostaje mnogo nade da je nekrotični enteritis moguće staviti pod kontrolu. U radu ukratko sumiramo trenutna stanovišta o patogenezi NE živine.",
publisher = "Scientific Veterinary Institute “Novi Sad”",
journal = "Archives of Veterinary Medicine, Archives of Veterinary MedicineAVM",
title = "Currently unknown aspects of poultry necrotic enteritis pathogenesis, I danas nepoznati aspekti patogeneze nekrotičnog enteritisa živine",
volume = "12",
number = "1",
pages = "55-69",
doi = "10.46784/e-avm.v12i1.38"
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Milanov, D., Aleksić, N., Baloš, M. Ž., Pajić, M.,& Knežević, S.. (2019). Currently unknown aspects of poultry necrotic enteritis pathogenesis. in Archives of Veterinary Medicine
Scientific Veterinary Institute “Novi Sad”., 12(1), 55-69.
https://doi.org/10.46784/e-avm.v12i1.38
Milanov D, Aleksić N, Baloš MŽ, Pajić M, Knežević S. Currently unknown aspects of poultry necrotic enteritis pathogenesis. in Archives of Veterinary Medicine. 2019;12(1):55-69.
doi:10.46784/e-avm.v12i1.38 .
Milanov, Dubravka, Aleksić, Nevenka, Baloš, Milica Živkov, Pajić, Marko, Knežević, Slobodan, "Currently unknown aspects of poultry necrotic enteritis pathogenesis" in Archives of Veterinary Medicine, 12, no. 1 (2019):55-69,
https://doi.org/10.46784/e-avm.v12i1.38 . .