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Arch Virol. 1980; 66(1): 71–75.
doi: 10.1007/BF01315046
PMCID: PMC7086699
PMID: 6254475
Mouse hepatitis virus strain 3 infection of C57, A/Sn and A/J strain mice and their macrophages
Summary
Mouse hepatitis virus strain 3 replicated in C57, A/Sn and A/J strain mouse macrophages with the production of a clear cytopathic effect, although only C57 and A/Sn strains of mice were killed with similar MHV3 dilutions. We could not confirm a previous report showing thatin vitro cultured macrophages from A/J strain mice were resistant to MHV3 infection.
Keywords: Hepatitis, Infectious Disease, Strain Mouse, Hepatitis Virus, Virus Strain
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