Cytopathic Effects of Duck Hepatitis Virus in Duck Embryo Kidney Cell Cultures.
J. E. Fitzgerald, LYLE E. HANSON, Marilyn Wingard
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J. E. Fitzgerald, LYLE E. HANSON, Marilyn Wingard
Abstract
The cytopathic effect of duck hepatitis virus on duck embryo kidney cell cultures was characterized by marked degeneration and necrosis of the cells of the monolayers. Cytopathic effects occurred consistently through several viral passages and were usually apparent within 24 to 36 hours after inoculation. Inclusion bodies were not observed in the infected cells.
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The cytopathic effect of duck hepatitis virus on duck embryo kidney cell cultures was characterized by marked degeneration and necrosis of the cells of the monolayers. Cytopathic effects occurred consistently through several viral passages and were usually apparent within 24 to 36 hours after inoculation. Inclusion bodies were not observed in the infected cells.
Key concepts: Cytopathic effect, Embryo, Virology, Biology, Virus, Necrosis, Inoculation, Cell culture