A comparison of the fatty acids of four measles and SSPE viruses

Fleury, Hervé; Paix, M.A.; Bonnici, J.F.; Babín, M.; Lamouliatte, F.; Pasquier, Pierre; Mamoun, R.

doi:10.1016/s0769-2617(83)80059-8

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“…60-200 nm for round particles, 150-270 nm for elongated ones with 9-13-nm spikes. Projections constitute a fringe which appear irregular if compared with a human paramyxovirus previously studied (Fleury et al, 1983). Variations observed in peplomer length could be explained by the presence of a double row of spikes as we already observed in bovine coronavirus, though we have never seen a double row of spikes in Breda virus-positive samples.…”

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Studies on bovine breda virus

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Veterinary Microbiology

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Diarrheic feces from 21 calves were examined by electron microscopy and 16 contained particles morphologically similar to those of Breda virus. The particles were spherical or elongated, 60-270 nm in greatest dimension and had surface spikes 9-13 nm long. Convalescent serum from a human patient with Breda virus-associated diarrhea reacted with one of the bovine viruses by immune electron microscopy, suggesting a serological resemblance between human and bovine Breda-like viruses. Immune electron-microscopy and immunofluorescence demonstrated that isolates of bovine Breda virus from the U.S.A. were related to the French virus. One of the viruses had a density in sucrose solution of 1.16, similar to the value for Berne virus.

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