Antigenic Relationship Among Rhabdoviruses Infecting Terrestrial Vertebrates

Tesh, Robert B.; Rosa, A.P.A. Travassos da; Rosa, Jaime S.

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“…1984), Kununurra virus (American Committee on Arthropod-borne Viruses 1978), Parry's Creek virus (Stanley et at. 1978) and Almpiwar virus (Tesh et at. 1983)].…”

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Isolation of a New Rhabdovirus in Australia Related to Tibrogargan Virus

Cybinski¹,

Gard²

1986

Aust. Jnl. Of Bio. Sci.

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A virus isolated from the blood of a healthy steer and designated DPP53 was shown to have rhabdovirus morphology. Although DPP53 virus was antigenically related to Tibrogargan virus by reciprocal immunofluorescence and neutralization tests, the viruses were distinguishable by neutralization tests. DPP53 virus contained RNA and was sensitive to both ether and chloroform. The geographical distribution of neutralizing antibody to DPP53 virus in Australian cattle corresponded to the distribution of Culicoides brevitarsis indicating that this virus may be arthropod-borne with this midge as a possible vector. Antibody to DPP53 virus was detected in serum from cattle, buffalo, dogs and one horse, but not in serum from deer, pigs, humans or wallabies. Highest virus titres were obtained by growth in Vero and BHK2l cell cultures, but the virus could also be grown in Aedes albopictus cell cultures. Higher virus tit res were obtained when the multiplicity of infection was low. The name advanced for DPP53 virus is 'Coastal Plains' virus.

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“…1984), Kununurra virus (American Committee on Arthropod-borne Viruses 1978), Parry's Creek virus (Stanley et at. 1978) and Almpiwar virus (Tesh et at. 1983)].…”

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“…1969), Kimberley, Berrimah and Adelaide River viruses (Gard et at. 1984), Oak Vale virus (Cybinski, unpublished data)], one virus related to Mossuril virus [Charleville virus (Tesh et at. 1983)], and six ungrouped viruses [Tibrogargan (TIB) virus , CSIRO 79 (Standfast et at.…”

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Isolation of a New Rhabdovirus in Australia Related to Tibrogargan Virus

Cybinski¹,

Gard²

1986

Aust. Jnl. Of Bio. Sci.

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“…Serological relationships between Chandipura and Isfahan, Piry and Cocal have been demonstrated (Tesh et al 1983). Bite transmission by mosquitoes has also been shown to occur experimentally (Rao et al 1967).…”

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“…In recent years a number ofother viruses which morphologically and serologically resemble the vesiculoviruses have been isolated from a range of mammalian and arthropod hosts (Tesh, Travassos da Rosa & Travassos da Rosa, 1983).…”

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Susceptibility of various animals to the vesiculoviruses Isfahan and Chandipura

Wilks

House

1986

J. Hyg.

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SUMMARYTo determine the pathogenic potential of the vesiculoviruses Isfahan and Chandipura for domestic animals, two ponies, two steers, three sheep, three goats and three pigs were inoculated with each virus intradermally in the tongue or, in the case of the pigs, in the snout, heel and coronary band. The ponies were also inoculated intradermally in the right commissure ofthe mouth. Animals inoculated with each virus were housed in one room and allowed to mingle freely with an equal number of uninoculated contact animals of each species.Clinical signs of infection, consisting of ulcers at the inoculation sites, were observed in the Chandipura study in two inoculated ponies, one inoculated steer and one inoculated goat. No elevated temperature was observed. Virus was isolated from the ulcerated tongue tissue, but not from serial blood samples, oesophageal-pharyngeal mucus samples, or from the tissues which were collected at necropsy. Precipitating antibody was not detected by the immunoelectroosmophoresis (IEOP) test in any of the pre-or post-serum samples except from two inoculated sheep at 29 days post-inoculation (D.P.I.). Low levels of neutralizing activity were detected in pre-inoculation serum from all steers, pigs, contact sheep, and one contact goat. By 15 D.P.I. all inoculated animals and contact ponies and steers exhibited increased neutralizing antibody titres.In studies with the Isfahan virus, lesions developed only at the inoculation sites in the two ponies, and the virus was isolated. No virus was isolated from any blood, oesophageal-pharyngeal mucus samples or tisues collected at necropsy. All preinoculation sera were negative for neutralizing and precipitating antibodies. By 14 D.P.I. all inoculated animals exhibited neutralizing antibody, while all the contacts remained negative. The IEOP test remained negative for all animals throughout the experiment. A subpassage of a suspension of Isfahan-infected tongue tissue injected into ponies and steers also yielded only firm swellings of lesser extent than the original reaction at the inoculation sites.With both viruses, lethal infections were produced by intracranial or intraperitoneal inoculation of day-old mice and hamsters, and by allantoic inoculation of embryonating chicken eggs. Adult mice, hamsters, guinea-pigs and rabbits produced serum antibodies but lacked clinical signs.

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The Ecology of Rhabdoviruses That Infect Vertebrates

Shope

Tesh

1987

The Rhabdoviruses

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Antigenic Relationship Among Rhabdoviruses Infecting Terrestrial Vertebrates

Cited by 51 publications

References 9 publications

Isolation of a New Rhabdovirus in Australia Related to Tibrogargan Virus

Isolation of a New Rhabdovirus in Australia Related to Tibrogargan Virus

Susceptibility of various animals to the vesiculoviruses Isfahan and Chandipura

The Ecology of Rhabdoviruses That Infect Vertebrates

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