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Abstract
Inclusion body hepatitis caused by avian adenovirus with highly pathogenic strain lead to heavy mortality and
unusual lesion like hydropericardium in commercial broilers. Samples were collected from an outbreak in
12000 broiler flock from Andhra Pradesh with sudden high mortality initiated from 32 days of age. Liver was
enlarged and showed petechae. Hydropericardium was extensive. 10% liver suspension inoculated to SPF
chicks produced mortality with hydropericardium and showed presence of intranuclear inclusions in the
hepatocytes. Viral DNA extracted from infected liver processed for PCR produced an amplicon of 890 bp.
Nucleotide sequence analysis using blast programme of NCBI showed 99% identity with fowl adenovirus.
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