IDEXX BioAnalytics Case # Received: 9/18/2018 Completed: 9/26/2018 Submitted By Justin Wilson
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1 FINAL REPORT OF LABORATORY EXAMINATION 4011 Discovery Drive, Columbia, MO IDEXX BioAnalytics Case # Received: 9/18/2018 Completed: 9/26/2018 Submitted By Justin Wilson Phone: MMRRC wilsonjus@missouri.edu; KorteS@missouri.edu; University of Missouri-RCA-MMRRC oconnore@missouri.edu; FranklinC@missouri.edu; Columbia, MO watermanjd@missouri.edu; RhoadesJN@missouri.edu Specimen Description Species: mouse Description: Live sentinel mice Number of Specimens/Animals: 20 Building/Facility: Discovery Ridge Area: W116, W113 Client ID Investigator Room # Strain /Breed Sex Rack Date Placed 116-A Franklin W116 CR ATH HE F 1 6/18/ B Franklin W116 CR ATH HE F 2 6/18/ C Franklin W116 CR ATH HE F 3 6/18/ D Franklin W116 CR ATH HE F 4 6/18/ E Bryda W116 CR ATH HE F 5 6/18/ F Franklin W116 CR ATH HE F 6 6/18/ A Bryda W113 CR ATH HE F 3 6/18/ B Bryda W113 CR ATH HE F 4 6/18/ C Bryda W113 CR ATH HE F 5 6/18/ D Bryda W113 CR ATH HE F 6 6/18/2018 Services/Tests Performed: Rederivation Necropsy Profile Serologic evaluation for antibodies to: Clostridium piliforme, Mycoplasma pulmonis, CAR bacillus, Ectromelia, EDIM, LCMV, LDEV, MAV1, MAV2, MCMV, MHV, MNV, MPV, MVM, Polyoma, PVM, REO3, Sendai, TMEV, Encephalitozoon cuniculi PCR evaluation for: Helicobacter bilis, Helicobacter ganmani, Helicobacter hepaticus, Helicobacter mastomyrinus, Helicobacter rodentium, Helicobacter spp., Helicobacter typhlonius, Mycoplasma pulmonis Parasitologic evaluation for: fur mites, mesostigmatid mites, lice, Spironucleus muris, Giardia muris, large intestinal flagellates and amoeba, pinworms and tapeworms Microbiologic evaluation for: Citrobacter rodentium, Corynebacterium kutscheri, Klebsiella oxytoca, Klebsiella If you have questions, please call our toll free number at or us at IdexxBioAnalytics@idexx.com. Page 1 of 5 IDEXX BioAnalytics Case #
2 pneumoniae, Pasteurella multocida, Pasteurella pneumotropica biotype Heyl, Pasteurella pneumotropica biotype Jawetz, Salmonella enterica, Streptococcus pneumoniae General Comments: Discovery Ridge Q3 'A' room sentinel mice necropsies Summary: All test results were negative. Please see the report for details. Page 2 of 5 IDEXX BioAnalytics Case #
3 NECROPSY No gross lesions were detected in any of the body systems and organs examined. SEROLOGY SUMMARY 116-A 116-B 116-C 116-D 116-E 116-F 113-A 113-B 113-C CAR bacillus Encephalitozoon cuniculi Ectromelia EDIM LCMV LDEV Mycoplasma pulmonis MAV MAV MCMV MHV MNV MPV MVM Polyoma PVM REO TMEV Sendai Clostridium piliforme Mouse IgG N N N N N N N N N 113-D CAR bacillus - Encephalitozoon cuniculi - Ectromelia - EDIM - LCMV - LDEV - Mycoplasma pulmonis - MAV1 - MAV2 - MCMV - MHV - Page 3 of 5 IDEXX BioAnalytics Case #
4 113-D MNV - MPV - MVM - Polyoma - PVM - REO3 - TMEV - Sendai - Clostridium piliforme - Mouse IgG N Legend: + = positive - = negative blank = test not performed EQ = equivocal HE = hemolysis precluded testing I = insufficient W = weak positive WB = Western Blot confirmatory analysis pending NS = non-specific reactivity N = normal IgG L = less than normal IgG PCR EVALUATION feces 116-A 116-B 116-C 116-D 116-E 116-F 113-A 113-B 113-C Helicobacter spp Helicobacter bilis Helicobacter ganmani Helicobacter hepaticus Helicobacter mastomyrinus Helicobacter rodentium Helicobacter typhlonius feces 113-D Helicobacter spp. - Helicobacter bilis - Helicobacter ganmani - Helicobacter hepaticus - Helicobacter mastomyrinus - Helicobacter rodentium - Helicobacter typhlonius - oral swab 116-A 116-B 116-C 116-D 116-E 116-F 113-A 113-B 113-C Mycoplasma pulmonis oral swab 113-D Mycoplasma pulmonis - Legend: + = positive - = negative id:id = pooled sample range id+id+id = non-range pooled sample NT or blank = no test performed wps = weak positive Testing in progress Page 4 of 5 IDEXX BioAnalytics Case #
5 PARASITOLOGY 116-A 116-B 116-C 116-D 116-E 116-F 113-A 113-B 113-C parasites D parasites - MICROBIOLOGY Specimen/Source: cecum Isolate 116-A 116-B 116-C 116-D 116-E 116-F 113-A 113-B 113-C Citrobacter rodentium Klebsiella oxytoca Klebsiella pneumoniae Salmonella enterica Specimen/Source: cecum Isolate 113-D Citrobacter rodentium - Klebsiella oxytoca - Klebsiella pneumoniae - Salmonella enterica - Specimen/Source: nasopharynx Isolate 116-A 116-B 116-C 116-D 116-E 116-F 113-A 113-B 113-C Corynebacterium kutscheri Pasteurella multocida Pasteurella pneumotropica biotype Heyl Pasteurella pneumotropica biotype Jawetz Streptococcus pneumoniae Specimen/Source: nasopharynx Isolate 113-D Corynebacterium kutscheri - Pasteurella multocida - Pasteurella pneumotropica biotype Heyl Pasteurella pneumotropica biotype Jawetz - - Streptococcus pneumoniae - Legend: + = agent recovered - = agent not recovered blank = test not performed n = no growth X = Preliminary Page 5 of 5 IDEXX BioAnalytics Case #
6 FINAL REPORT OF LABORATORY EXAMINATION 4011 Discovery Drive, Columbia, MO IDEXX BioAnalytics Case # Received: 9/18/2018 Completed: 9/26/2018 SEROLOGY DETAILS CAR bacillus Baseline 116-A 116-B 116-C 116-D 116-E 116-F 113-A 113-B 113-C CAR bacillus purified bacteria MFI > Encephalitozoon cuniculi E. cuniculi purified antigen MFI > Ectromelia Ectromelia purified virus MFI > EDIM EDIM purified virus MFI > EDIM VP6 recombinant MFI > LCMV LCMV recombinant MFI > LDEV LDEV MFI > Mycoplasma pulmonis M. pulmonis purified bacteria MFI > MAV1 MAV1 purified virus MFI > MAV2 MAV2 purified virus MFI > MCMV MHV MNV MCMV purified virus MFI > MHV purified virus MFI > MHV NC recombinant MFI > MNV purified virus MFI > If you have questions, please call our toll free number at or us at IdexxBioAnalytics@idexx.com. Page 1 of 3 IDEXX BioAnalytics Case #
7 Baseline 116-A 116-B 116-C 116-D 116-E 116-F 113-A 113-B 113-C MNV VP1 recombinant MFI > MPV MPV VP2 recombinant MFI > NS1 1 MFI > MVM MVM VP2 recombinant MFI > NS1 1 MFI > Polyoma Polyoma purified virus MFI > PVM PVM purified virus MFI > REO3 REO3 purified virus MFI > TMEV TMEV purified virus MFI > RTV purified virus MFI > Sendai Sendai purified virus MFI > Clostridium piliforme Clostridium piliforme purified bacteria MFI > Baseline 113-D CAR bacillus CAR bacillus purified bacteria MFI > Encephalitozoon cuniculi E. cuniculi purified antigen MFI > Ectromelia Ectromelia purified virus MFI > EDIM EDIM purified virus MFI > EDIM VP6 recombinant MFI > LCMV LCMV recombinant MFI > LDEV LDEV MFI > Mycoplasma pulmonis M. pulmonis purified bacteria MFI > MAV1 Page 2 of 3 IDEXX BioAnalytics Case #
8 Baseline 113-D MAV1 purified virus MFI > MAV2 MAV2 purified virus MFI > MCMV MCMV purified virus MFI > MHV MHV purified virus MFI > MHV NC recombinant MFI > MNV MNV purified virus MFI > MNV VP1 recombinant MFI > MPV MPV VP2 recombinant MFI > NS1 1 MFI > MVM MVM VP2 recombinant MFI > NS1 1 MFI > Polyoma Polyoma purified virus MFI > PVM PVM purified virus MFI > REO3 REO3 purified virus MFI > TMEV TMEV purified virus MFI > RTV purified virus MFI > Sendai Sendai purified virus MFI > Clostridium piliforme Clostridium piliforme purified bacteria MFI > NS1 1 : NS1 protein is highly conserved among rodent parvoviruses and thus serves as a generic assay for parvovirus seroconversion. Legend: + = positive - = negative blank = test not performed EQ = equivocal HE = hemolysis precluded testing I = insufficient W = weak positive WB = Western Blot confirmatory analysis pending NS = non-specific reactivity N = normal IgG L = less than normal IgG Positive MFI results are reported as "+" followed by a number from 1 to 33 in thousands rounded off to the nearest thousand. Page 3 of 3 IDEXX BioAnalytics Case #
9 FINAL REPORT OF LABORATORY EXAMINATION 4011 Discovery Drive, Columbia, MO IDEXX BioAnalytics Case # Received: 9/19/2018 Completed: 9/20/2018 Submitted By Resource Center Animals-MMRRC Phone: University of Missouri-RCA-MMRRC jfedor@mail.missouri.edu; Columbia, MO watermanjd@missouri.edu; dixonl@missouri.edu; oneilla@missouri.edu; oconnore@missouri.edu; mcdowellm@missouri.edu; RhoadesJN@missouri.edu; hensone@missouri.edu Referred By Craig Franklin Fax: [573] 884=7521 University of Missouri-Franklin FranklinC@missouri.edu Veterinary Pathobiology 4011 Discovery Drive Columbia, MO Specimen Description Species: mouse Description: 1 mouse fur mite swabs Number of Specimens/Animals: 2 Building/Facility: Discivery Ridge Area: W113, W116 ID Client ID Investigator Room # 1 1 Mouse Fur Mite Swab 2 1 Mouse Fure Mite Swab Bryda Bryda W116 W113 Services/Tests Performed: Fur Mite PCR evaluation for: Myocoptes, Radfordia/Myobia General Comments: Quarterly Fur Mite testing. AO Summary: All test results were negative. If you have questions, please call our toll free number at or us at IdexxBioAnalytics@idexx.com. Page 1 of 2 IDEXX BioAnalytics Case #
10 PCR EVALUATION pelt swab 1 2 Myocoptes - - Radfordia/Myobia - - Legend: + = positive - = negative id:id = pooled sample range id+id+id = non-range pooled sample NT or blank = no test performed wps = weak positive Testing in progress Page 2 of 2 IDEXX BioAnalytics Case #
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