Genre
- Journal Article
Examination over a period of 72 hours from inoculation showed that lesions developed first in astrocytes. where nucleolar changes. the appearance of three types of inclusion bodies, virus antigen and virus particles preceded cell degeneration and virus release. Less numerous inclusions were found in oligodendrocytes, but none in neurones, although these were irreversibly damaged. The in-vitro results obtained agree closely with other in-vivo studies on the course of the disease.-MRC..
Dep. Vet. Path., State Univ., Columbus, Ohio 43210.
Source type: Electronic(1)
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Language
- English
Subjects
- degeneration
- small mammals
- Antigens
- viruses
- animals
- carnivores
- viral diseases
- lesions
- Canidae
- Host Resistance and Immunity
- Parasites Vectors Pathogens and Biogenic Diseases of Animals
- Dogs
- Chordata
- NEURONS
- inoculation
- Animal Physiology and Biochemistry Excluding Nutrition
- Fissipeda
- Herpesviridae
- research
- canine herpesvirus
- cell cultures
- RELEASE
- Animal Tissue and Cell Culture
- Brain
- cultures
- mammals
- Pets and Companion Animals
- vertebrates
- Canis