Analysis of Historic Data of PPRV Serology in Wildlife in Africa

Analysis of Historic Data of PPRV Serology in Wildlife in Africa

Analysis of historic data of PPRV serology in wildlife in Africa Nicolas Gaidet Analysis of historic data of PPRV serology in wildlife in Africa Serums collected under the Pan African Rinderpest Campaign (PARC) & the Program for the Control of Epizootics (PACE) OAU – IBAR c.1700 animals 1997-2007 13 countries Analysis of historic data of PPRV serology in wildlife in Africa Analysis of historic data of PPRV serology in wildlife in Africa c.30 species, moslty: • Bovinae (bufallo) (45%) • Reduncinae (Buffon’s kob) (18%) • Suidae (warthog) (14%) • Antilopinae (gazelle) (8%) • Alcelaphinae (hartebeest) (6%) Diagnostic procedures Serums concurrently analysed for the detection of antibodies to RPV and PPRV at CIRAD (cross-reactivity in serologic tests) Competitive ELISA Virus Neutralisation Test RPV PPRV RPV PPRV VNT VNT cELISA-H cELISA-N cELISA-H cELISA-N (c. 200 samples) Diagnostic procedures Serums concurrently analysed for the detection of antibodies to RPV and PPRV at CIRAD (cross-reactivity in serologic tests) Competitive ELISA Virus Neutralisation Test RPV PPRV RPV PPRV VNT VNT cELISA-H cELISA-N cELISA-H cELISA-N (c. 200 samples) Domestic ruminants: Positive serology cELISA > 50% inhibition (pI) Se and Sp of cElisa tests validated Cut-off for wildlife? Se and Sp of cElisa for wildlife? Analysis procedure: Bayesian latent variable mode • cElisa tests: ‘True’ serologic status not directly observed PPRV RPV PPRV RPV 16 potential cElisa‐H cElisa‐N cElisa‐H cElisa‐N Four ‘true’ ‐‐ observations ‐‐‐‐ ? serologic states + ‐ for each + ‐ ‐ ‐ for each individual ‐ + ‐ ‐ individual ‐ + ‐‐+ ‐ ++ ‐‐‐+ ++‐‐ … … … … • Conditional dependency of test results correlation of PPR test results conditionally on true negative state correlation of PPR test results conditionally on true positive state ... Analysis procedure: Bayesian latent variable mode →Test performance parameters and Prevalence variations are simultaneously modelled Prevalence ~ Age + Taxonomic group (+ spatio‐temporal clusters + ...) Test performance ~ Se 1‐4 + Sp 1‐4 + Conditional covariance parameters → Exploratory analysis: Objective: Increase understanding of PPRV eco-epidemiology in wild African ungulates Evaluation of serological tests for PPRV in wild ungulates → on going ... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OAU – IBAR G. Libeau, F. Roger V. Grosbois R. Koch, B. Chardonnet, P. Chardonnet and A. Caron Thank you.

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