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Frequently Asked Question - Biological Safety
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Restricted
Animal Pathogens
Nonindigenous pathogens of domestic livestock and poultry may require
special laboratory design, operation, and containment features not
generally addressed in this publication. The importation, possession,
or use of the following agents is prohibited or restricted by law
or by U.S. Department of Agriculture regulations or administrative
policies:
| African horse sickness |
African Swine fever virus*
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Akabane virus |
Avian influenza virus |
| Besnoitia besnoiti |
Bluetongue virus* |
Borna disease virus |
Bovine spongiform |
| Bovine infectious petechial |
Brucella abortus |
Brucellosis melitensis* |
Burkholderia mallei
(Pseudomonas mallei Glanders) |
| Camelpox virus |
Classical swine fever |
Cochliomyia hominivorax
(Screwworm) |
Cowdria ruminantium
(heartwater) |
| Creutzfeldt-Jacob Disease
variant, Bovine spongiform encephalopathy |
encephalopathy |
Ephemeral fever virus
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fever agent |
| Foot and mouth disease
virus* |
Histoplasma (Zymonema)
farciminosum |
Louping ill virus |
Lumpy skin disease virus
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| Mycobacterium bovis |
Mycoplasma agalactiae |
Mycoplasma mycoides
(mycoides) |
Nairobi sheep disease
virus(Ganjam virus) |
| Newcastle disease virus*
(velogenic strains) |
Peste des petits ruminants*
(plague of small ruminants) |
Rift Valley fever virus*
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Rinderspest virus* |
| Sheep and goat pox* |
Swine vesicular disease
virus* |
Teschen disease virus*
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Theileria annulata |
| Theileria lawrencei |
Theileria bovis
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Theileria hirci |
Trypanosoma brucei |
| Trypanosoma congolense |
Trypanosoma equiperdum
(dourine) |
Trypanosoma evansi |
Trypanosoma vivax |
| Venezuelan equine encephalomyelitis |
Vesicular exanthema virus |
Vesicular stomatitis |
Viral hemorrhagic disease
of rabbits |
| Wesselsbron disease virus |
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* Export license required by Department of Commerce.
The importation, possession, use, or interstate shipment of animal
pathogens other than those listed above may also be subject to regulations
of the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
A USDA/APHIS import permit is required to import any infectious
agent of animals that is listed by USDA/APHIS as a restricted animal
pathogen. Such a permit may be required to import any other infectious
agent of livestock or poultry. An import permit is also required
to import any livestock or poultry animal product such as blood,
serum, or other tissues.
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