1999
DOI: 10.1080/03079459994407
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Preliminary antigenic characterization of an avian pneumovirus isolated from commercial turkeys in Colorado, USA

Abstract: These results indicate that Colorado should be classi® ed as an APV, but the antigenic differences suggest that it does not belong to subgroups A or B, and represents a separate subgroup (subgroup C) or possibly a separate serotype.

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“…Unfortunately, no comparison of the two methods has been reported and it may be the case that the method of choice is likely to depend on the personal preference of individual laboratories. A further complication is that the US isolate of APV does not appear to cause ciliostasis (Cook et al, 1999) and, therefore, the use of TOC may not be appropriate for the primary isolation of that APV type.…”
Section: Systems Available and Their Limitationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Unfortunately, no comparison of the two methods has been reported and it may be the case that the method of choice is likely to depend on the personal preference of individual laboratories. A further complication is that the US isolate of APV does not appear to cause ciliostasis (Cook et al, 1999) and, therefore, the use of TOC may not be appropriate for the primary isolation of that APV type.…”
Section: Systems Available and Their Limitationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, this system has the advantage that the virus requires no adaptation before it can be used in the SN test. The main disadvantage is that the APV type C apparently does not cause ciliostasis (Cook et al, 1999). In contrast, if cell culture is used, a characteristic CPE is taken as the indicator of virus presence and APV requires prior adaptation before it will cause a CPE.…”
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