Isolation of wine influenza virus in Oklahoma.
Potgieter Ln, E. L. Stair, Rebecca J. Morton, Whitenack Dl
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Potgieter Ln, E. L. Stair, Rebecca J. Morton, Whitenack Dl
Abstract
Three isolations of swine influenca virus were made from 2 swine herds in west-central Oklahoma. Many swine in these herds had signs of respiratory tract disease, and in 1 herd, some affected animals also had diarrhea. Two isolations were made in swine testicle cell line and 1 in embryonating chicken eggs. All 3 strains were cytopathogenic for swine testicle cells.
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Three isolations of swine influenca virus were made from 2 swine herds in west-central Oklahoma. Many swine in these herds had signs of respiratory tract disease, and in 1 herd, some affected animals also had diarrhea. Two isolations were made in swine testicle cell line and 1 in embryonating chicken eggs. All 3 strains were cytopathogenic for swine testicle cells.
Key concepts: Herd, Virology, Isolation (microbiology), Biology, Virus, Virus isolation, Respiratory tract, Veterinary medicine