1975
DOI: 10.1038/254557a0
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The virus of acute diarrhoea

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“…Nebraska calf diarrhea virus (NCDV) has been associated with gastro enteritis of calves [1], The virus has been propagated in cell cultures [2] and it was found to be cell-associated in bovine embryonic kidney cells [3], Two particle types have been isolated in cesium chloride (CsCI) gradients: intact virions with a density of 1.36 g/ml, and particles which had lost their outer capsid layer with a density of 1.38 g/ml. Infectivity was associated with the intact virions which possessed one more polypeptide than the incomplete particles [4], NCDV was shown to be morphologically similar to viruses causing gastro enteritis in children, mice, pigs, sheep and monkeys [5]. Furthermore, these viruses were found to share a group-specific antigen which was demonstrable by complement fixation (CF), immunofluorescence, immune electron micro scopy and immunodiffusion [6,7].…”
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“…Nebraska calf diarrhea virus (NCDV) has been associated with gastro enteritis of calves [1], The virus has been propagated in cell cultures [2] and it was found to be cell-associated in bovine embryonic kidney cells [3], Two particle types have been isolated in cesium chloride (CsCI) gradients: intact virions with a density of 1.36 g/ml, and particles which had lost their outer capsid layer with a density of 1.38 g/ml. Infectivity was associated with the intact virions which possessed one more polypeptide than the incomplete particles [4], NCDV was shown to be morphologically similar to viruses causing gastro enteritis in children, mice, pigs, sheep and monkeys [5]. Furthermore, these viruses were found to share a group-specific antigen which was demonstrable by complement fixation (CF), immunofluorescence, immune electron micro scopy and immunodiffusion [6,7].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There is good evidence that rotaviruses play an important role in the etiology of gastroenteritis in children and young domestic animals [5] of rotaviruses will be helped by the development of serological tests. To date several tests have been used for the detection of rotavirus antibody.…”
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“…Human rotavirus is an important cause of gastroenteritis in infants and young children (12,14,21). Since human rotavirus does not grow efficiently in tissue culture systems (24), other methods, such as immune electron microscopy (13), complement fixation (2), counterimmunoelectrophoresis (2,15), immunofluorescence (27), radioimmunoassay (11,16), and enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) (7,25,29) have been utilized to detect antigen in clinical specimens.…”
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“…meist ungekl/irt bleibt [5]. Neben enteropathogenen Bakterien, die nur bei einem Teil der Erkrankungs-f~ille als Ursache gefunden werden, k6nnen nach kfirzlich ver6ffentlichten Befunden [1- 4,6,[8][9][10][11] aufgrund etektronenmikroskopischer Untersuchungen von Smhlsuspensionen Viren als ~itiologisches Agens in Betracht kommen. W/ihrend der akuten Krankheitsphase konnten von verschiedenen Untersuchergruppen zumindest 2 verschiedene Partikelformen nachgewiesen werden; eine dritte Art yon Viruspartikeln wurde dagegen bisher nur bei Erwachsenen gefunden, w/ihrend eine vierte Gruppe bislang nur bei Gastroenteritis von Sfiugetieren gefunden wurde.…”
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“…Die bei der akuten Gastroenteritis der Sfiuglinge und Kleinkinder elektronenmikroskopisch nachweisbaren ca. 60 nm grogen Partikel werden von einzelnen Untersuchern als Reovirus-fihnlich [3,8,9] bezeichnet oder zur Gruppe der Orbiviren [1, 10] gerechnet; andere Untersucher ordnen diese Viruspartikel in eine neue hierzu geschaffene Virusgruppe ein, die sie als Duoviren [2] oder Rotaviren [11] bezeichnen. Als zweite Virusart werden gelegentlich in den Stuhlproben erkrankter S/iuglinge und Kleinkinder Adenoviren gefunden, von denen allerdings gegenw/irtig nicht gesagt werden kann, ob es sich um das fitiologische Agens oder um einen Zufallsbefund handelt [4].…”
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