A bovine adenovirus isolated from lymph nodes of cattle

Mayr, Anton; Wizigmann, G.; Bibrack, B.; Bachmann, Peter

doi:10.1007/bf01249314

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“…The biphasic febrile response observed in the experimental infections was assumed to be the result of specific adenovirus activity. This phe nomenon has been observed previously with the bovine adenoviruses (56,62).…”

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“…Mayer and coworkers isolated an adenovirus from the shoulder lymph node of a cow with leukosis (56). While this was closely related to BAV-6 it was also neutralized by hyperimmune serum against BAV-8 Intravenous inoculation of 4-to 13-month-old calves resulted in undulating fever, acute rhinitis, swelling of lymph nodes and in some animals mild con junctivitis.…”

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A bovine adenovirus type 3: Isolation, characterization, serologic survey and experimental infection in calves

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A bovine adenovirus type 3: Isolation, characterization, serologic survey and experimental infection in calves

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“…The reaction is stronger when human antigen is reacted against bovine subtype 2 sera than with the reverse reaction (Bartha, 1969). B6 shared a common CF antigen with B1-B4 and P4 adenoviruses (Mayr et al, 1970). However, Inaba et al (1968) showed that there was as much sharing of antigens between human strains and B4 and B7 as there was between B4 and B7.…”

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Adenoviruses of Vertebrate Animals

McFerran¹

1981

Vertebrate Animal and Related Viruses

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“…BAV-8 (atrain Miak 67) waa iaolated from calvea with pneumoenteriti# (11). Another atrain of BAV-8 waa iaolated from a cow with leukoaia (61).…”

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Isolation and evaluation of the immunizing subunits of bovine adenovirus types 2, 3 and 7

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Iv EXPLANATION OF DISSERTATION FORMAT This diaacrtation conaiata of a ganaral introduction, a literature review, two aeparate nanuacripta, a general concluaion, referencea and acknowledgenenta. The nanuacripta are preaented in the format required for the diaaertation. The Ph.D. candidate, Jane Kwun-Lai Kan Battlea, ia the aenior author and principal investigator for each of the nanuacripta. LITERATURE REVIEW Adtnovlrutas originally ware dlscovarad In human adenoidal call culeuras (79) and a# aganca causing rasplraeory infections of military recruits (40). The human adenoviruses (KAVs) are known to cause acute respiratory illness (40), epidemic keratoconjunctivitis (45) and infantile gastroenteritis (30). In addition, sotM HAVs possess oncogenic potential in nonpermissive cells (43,86). Adenoviruses have been Isolated from a variety of animal species, including monkey, cattle, pig, sheep, horse, dog, goat, mouse, opossum, tree shrew and birds (92). The first Isolation of an adenovirus from cattle vas reported by Klein at al. (49). Bovine Infections frequently are Inapparent, but in calves, bovine adenoviruses (BAVs) can cause pneumonia, enteritis, pneumoenteritls, conjunctivitis, keratoconjunctivitis and twak calf syndrome (46). Only one serotype, BAV-3, is known to be oncogenic for newborn hamsters (25). Bovine Adenoviruses Presently, at least 10 serotypes of BAVs are recognized throughout the world (46,64), The BAVs are divided Into two subgroups based on cultural and antigenic characteristics (6,64). The BAVs have been reviewed extensively (58,64), and their roles in bovine diseases have been summarized by Kahrs (46). The prototype strain of each serotype and the subgroups of BAVs are shown in Table 1.

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A bovine adenovirus isolated from lymph nodes of cattle

Cited by 6 publications

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A bovine adenovirus type 3: Isolation, characterization, serologic survey and experimental infection in calves

A bovine adenovirus type 3: Isolation, characterization, serologic survey and experimental infection in calves

Adenoviruses of Vertebrate Animals

Isolation and evaluation of the immunizing subunits of bovine adenovirus types 2, 3 and 7

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