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T293 0-4 Sentence denotes 3.3.
T294 5-44 Sentence denotes Influenza Viruses in Swine in Australia
T295 45-177 Sentence denotes Swine influenza was first reported in Australian swine only in 2009 after a swine farm owner reported coughing symptoms among swine.
T296 178-319 Sentence denotes Simultaneously, some of the human workers on the farm also developed influenza like symptoms and hence stayed out of the farm until recovery.
T297 320-451 Sentence denotes Later, the farm owner also developed similar symptoms following which he was tested for A(H1N1)pdm09 virus which resulted positive.
T298 452-662 Sentence denotes As a result, a representative number of swine showing coughing symptoms and loss in appetite were sampled for molecular diagnostics and serology which confirmed that 12 swine were positive for H1N1 virus [175].
T299 663-839 Sentence denotes Second report of IAV in Australian swine appeared on a Queensland farm in August 2009 when a veterinarian observed elevated temperature, coughing and loss of appetite in swine.
T300 840-991 Sentence denotes Simultaneously, two of the staff members on the farm exhibited influenza-like symptoms and hence were sampled for diagnostic testing using nasal swabs.
T301 992-1099 Sentence denotes Interestingly, both the staff members and four of the swine were found positive for the A(H1N1)pdm09 virus.
T302 1100-1324 Sentence denotes Sequencing identified that the HA gene of A(H1N1)pdm09 virus retrieved from a staff member was identical to the virus retrieved from the swine which suggested transmission of A(H1N1)pdm09 virus between swine and human [176].
T303 1325-1528 Sentence denotes Third report of IAV in Australian swine appeared when a respiratory disease outbreak in swine and the farm workers occurred in Perth, Western Australia during 2012 which identified 43 IAV positive swine.
T304 1529-1667 Sentence denotes Sanger sequencing of HA and NA genes identified six novel HIN2, three novel H3N2, one A(H1N1)pdm09 and two seasonal H3N2 viruses in swine.
T305 1668-1765 Sentence denotes On the contrary, only one out of eight human workers were found positive for seasonal H3N2 virus.
T306 1766-1888 Sentence denotes This study could not conclude the event of zoonotic transmission of IAV between swine and human workers at the farm [177].
T307 1889-2088 Sentence denotes The fourth report of IAV was documented when 14 IAV positive swine were identified at a commercial swine farm in Western Australia during July–September 2012 and later during September–November 2016.
T308 2089-2170 Sentence denotes Additionally, 17 swine were determined to be IAV positive in southern Queensland.
T309 2171-2359 Sentence denotes The complete genomes of 10 IAV isolates retrieved in Western Australia and Queensland were successfully sequenced which identified seven H1N2, two human-like H3N2 and one H1N1 virus [178].
T310 2360-2488 Sentence denotes Overall, four reports of IAV outbreaks in swine in New South Wales, Queensland and Western Australia were available (Figure 4C).
T311 2489-2608 Sentence denotes The H1N1, H1N2, H3N2 and A(H1N1)pdm09 subtypes have been reported from Australian swine with relatively low prevalence.