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SN/T 5669-2024 in English

SN/T 5669-2024 in English

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Duck Parvovirus Disease Quarantine Technical Specifications

  • Issued on:2024-12-31
  • Implemented on:2025-07-01
  • File Format:PDF
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Standard No: SN/T 5669-2024
Document status: VALID
Title in English: Duck Parvovirus Disease Quarantine Technical Specifications
Title in Chinese: 鸭细小病毒病检疫技术规范
Language: English
File Format: Electronic (PDF)
Delivery: Via email within 1~3 business days
Issued on: 2024-12-31
Implemented on: 2025-07-01
ICS Classification: 11.220-Veterinary medicine
Chinese Classification: B41-Animal quarantine, veterinary and epidemic prevention
Professional Classification: SN-Import&Export Inspection


Introduction

Analysis of standard technical framework

Technical modules Core indicators Innovation points Application scenarios
Virus isolation SPF duck embryo inoculation success rate ≥80% Establishment of a standardized allantoic cavity inoculation method Pathogen confirmation and strain preservation
Conventional PCR 659bp specific band Rep/VP1 gene dual target design Basic laboratory testing
Fluorescence PCR Ct value ≤32 was used to determine positive VP3 gene probe quenching technology Rapid screening and quantification

Key technology implementation points

1. Biosafety management

Experimental operations must be carried out in a Class II biosafety cabinet, waste disposal must comply with GB19489 standards, and virus cultures must be sterilized at 121°C under high pressure for 30 minutes.

2. Sample processing specifications

  • Tissue samples need to be made into a 10%-20% suspension and freeze-thawed 2-3 times to release the virus
  • Cloacal swabs need to be centrifuged at 3000r/min for 10 minutes to remove impurities
  • Long-term storage should be <-70℃, and repeated freezing and thawing (≤3 times) should be avoided

Comparative analysis of detection methods

Case: Epidemic diagnosis process of a certain farm

  1. Clinical observation: 20-day-old Cherry Valley ducks showed beak atrophy and tibia brittleness
  2. Spleen tissue was collected for virus isolation, and the mortality rate of duck embryos reached 60% at 96h
  3. Fluorescence PCR test showed a Ct value of 28.5, and sequencing confirmed that the similarity with the standard strain was 99.2%
  4. Comprehensively judged as DPV strong strain infection

Standard evolution and industry impact

Compared with SN/T 2123-2008, this standard has the following major upgrades:

  • Newly added Real-time fluorescence PCR method, with detection sensitivity increased by 10 times
  • Clarified the virus isolation verification requirements for blind passage 5
  • Supplemented the gray zone result processing solution of 32≤Ct<35

Implementation suggestions

Application scenarios Recommended methods Cycle Cost control
Fast customs clearance at ports Fluorescence PCR 4 hours Batch sample mixed testing
Breed duck farm purification Virus isolation + sequencing 7 days Establish local strain library

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