Literature DB >> 814708

Experimantal Congo virus (Ib -AN 7620) infection in primates.

A H Fagbami, O Tomori, A Fabiyi, T T Isoun.   

Abstract

Three primates inoculated with Congo virus (CV) developed viremia. The animals showed neither any rise in rectal temperature, nor signs of overt disease; however, in one of them pruritus and rash were observed. Skin biopsy revealed vasculitis and hemorrhage. By complement fixation, neutralization and gel diffusion tests CV antibodies were demonstrated in the convalescent sera of the three animals.

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Year:  1975        PMID: 814708

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Virologie        ISSN: 0253-181X            Impact factor:   0.474


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