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Scrapie

Disease fact sheets

[PDF] Brief: scrapie in sheep - Texas A&M University
[PDF] Clinical signs of TSE's in goats - DEFRA UK
[PDF] Scrapie: another spongiform disease of sheep and goats
[PDF] Scrapie brochure - NSEI
Scrapie Fact Sheet - NSEI
[PDF] Scrapie Fact Sheet - USDA APHIS
Scrapie in goats - Onion Creek Ranch
Scrapie in sheep - Manitoba, Canada
[PDF] Scrapie of sheep - Iowa State University

Eradication

Flock status report by state - USDA APHIS
[PDF] National scrapie eradication program record guide - NSEI
Requirements for "going to the show" - NSEI
Scrapie flock certification program @ USDA-APHIS
[PDF] Scrapie ovine slaughter surveillance Phase I | Phase II
[PDF, Poster] Sheep identification requirements - NSEI
[PDF] Traceability effectiveness of the National Eradication Program
[PDF] USDA scrapie eradication program
[PDF] What 4-Hers need to know about the scrapie eradication program
What you as a producer need to know - NSEI

Genetics of scrapie

ABC's of genetic-based flock clean-up . . . - NSEI
Breeding sheep for scrapie resistance - CIHEAM, France
DNA scrapie resistance testing - Pipestone Vet Clinic
Genetics of scrapie resistance in sheep - Cornell University
[PDF] Genetics of scrapie susceptiblity - USDA APHIS
[PowerPoint] Genotyping: a tool for controlling classical scrapie - NSEI
New Zealand sheep with scrapie-susceptible PrP genotypes succumb . . .
[PDF] Preliminary report on the frequency of scrapie susceptible alleles
[PDF] Scrapie and codon 171 - Gene Check, Inc. Part I
[PDF] Scrapie and codon 171 - Gene Check, Inc. Part I
[PDF] Scrapie genetics - Gene Check, Inc.
[PDF] Scrapie-resistant sheep show certain coat colour characteristics
Tips for using genotype information to breed for scrapie resistance

General

[PDF] ARS and partners set their sights on scrapie in goats
National Scrapie Educational Initiative (NSEI) | Q & A
[Online presentation] Producer's Guide to Scrapie - ASI
[PDF] Scrapie: a personal view - J. Clin. Path.
Scrapie Canada
Scrapie diagnostics - NeuroCenter, Bern, Switzerland
[PowerPoint] Scrapie FAQ's
An update on scrapie (2008)
USDA-APHIS Scrapie Page

Genetic testing labs

Biogenetic Services, Inc.
BioServe™ Genomic Analysis
Diagnostic Center for Population and Animal Health @ Michigan St. Univ.
GenAlysis Laboratory, Inc.
Gene Check, Inc.
GeneSeek
Veterinary Genetics Laboratory @ UC Davis

Live animal testing

[PDF] A live animal test for scrapie - Gene Check, Inc.
[PDF] New scrapie live animal test approved - USDA APHIS
[PDF] Pictorial guide to collecting samples for scrapie testing
Preclinical diagnosis of scrapie . . . J. Clinical Micro.
Rectal biopsies may hold clue to eradication - Dairy Goat Journal
Third Eyelid Test - Universe Magazine
Update on testing for scrapie - The Ohio State University

NOR98 / atypical scrapie

Atypical scrapie - Moredun Research Institute
Case study on the origin of atypical scrapie in sheep in France | PDF
[PDF] Literature review of atypical scrapie - Biosecurity New Zealand
A newly identified type of scrapie agent can naturally infect sheep . . .
[PDF] Non-classical TSE's and caprine scrapie - USDA APHIS
Nor98/atyipcal scrapie - Biosecurity New Zealand
Nor98 cases in France and Norway
[PDF] TAFS position paper on atypical scrapie and atypical BSE (Swiss)

Other TSE's

BSE page @ USDA APHIS
Chronic Wasting Disease Alliance
CJD Foundation
Mark Purdey's page (alternative theory on TSE's)
Prion diseases @ CDC
[PDF] TSE's and Canadian sheep and goats

Scrapie eradication programs require mandatory tagging.

The Maryland Small Ruminant Page [sheepandgoat.com] is a privately-owned web site. It was created in 1998 as an information portal for sheep and goat producers and anyone else interested in small ruminant production. The web site includes original documents and images as well as a comprehensive list of links pertaining to small ruminants and related topics. The web site was developed and is solely maintained by Susan Schoenian. Susan is an Extension Sheep & Goat Specialist at the University of Maryland's Western Maryland Research & Education Center in Keedsyville, Maryland. She has been with University of Maryland Extension since 1988. Susan holds B.S. and M.S. degrees in Animal Science from Virginia Tech and Montana State University, respectively. She raises purebred and crossbred Katahdin sheep on her small farm called The Baalands in Clear Spring, Maryland. Please direct all questions, comments, or suggestions to Susan at sschoen@umd.edu.

Disclaimer: The information and links contained on the Maryland Small Ruminant Page [sheepandgoat.com] and other pages created by Susan Schoenian are for informational purposes only and do not constitute an endorsement of any person, organization, business, product, or web site. The author disclaims any liability in connection with the use of this information. Common sense and sound judgement should be applied to all information obtained from the web, regardless of source. In matters of animal health, producers are advised to seek competent veterinary assistance.

Last updated 10-Jul-2011 by Susan Schoenian.