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African swine fever virus DNA in stable flies and biting midges

Thirty farms have been selected for sampling. Standard entomological techniques were used to trap Culicoides spp. and Stomoxys calcitrans. We assess the presence of ASFV DNA, presence of pig DNA. We obtained CT values under 24 only in Stomoxys calcitrans collected from CF, TAF, BF. Pig DNA has been detected in the bloodmeal of Stomoxys calcitrans collected from CF. The detection of ASFV DNA in vectors is not an indication of their vectorial role. Further study is needed. Did you enjoy Balmos Oana Maria's video? Sign in to YouTube with your Google account and give it a thumbs up! This video is part of the ONE – Health, Environment, Society – Conference 2022 video contest, running from 1 to 28 February. Poster presenters are showcasing their research in short YouTube videos for the chance to win a trip to Brussels to deliver a live pitch at the conference in June. The three most-liked videos will be the winners. More contest videos: https://bit.ly/ONEcontest About the One Conference 2022: Co-organised by EFSA and other European scientific agencies, the conference will bring together speakers and participants from diverse backgrounds to discuss food/feed safety and developments in risk assessment science. Brussels & online | 21-24 June https://www.one2022.eu/ #OneEU2022 #ASFV #bitingflies #Romania #FoodSafety