1979
DOI: 10.1007/bf02374234
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Étude de l’action pathogène éventuelle duBaculovirus d’Oryctes pour le porc

Abstract: Apr+s avoir 6tudi6 l'action du Baculovirus d'Oryctes sur cultures cellulaires de vert~br6s en lign6e continue, en particulier sur cellules r6nales de porc, nous avons cherch6 ~t confirmer l'innocuit6 observ6e en effectuant des tests de pathog6nie sur l'animal vivant en lui administrant le virus soit par intubations gastriques, uniques ou r6p&6es, soit par injections intrap6riton6ales r6p6t6es. Ces observations confirment les r6sultats obtenus sur les lign6es cellulaires.L'utilisation en lutte biologique d'un v… Show more

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“…The non-occluded Baculovirus of Oryctes rhinoceros, the palm rhinoceros beetle, has been safety tested in France with apparently no effect in various mammalian and fish cell cultures, or in mice when body organs were examined up to 60 days after inoculation (FAO, 1978). Some tests with this virus have also been done in the pig using repeated oral application and repeated intraperitoneal injection (Gourreau, Kaiser, Lahellec, Chevrier & Monsarrat, 1979). No convincing effect was demonstrated apart from more frequently observed liver lesions which were more severe than in control animals.…”
Section: Examples Of Testing and Registrations Of Virusesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The non-occluded Baculovirus of Oryctes rhinoceros, the palm rhinoceros beetle, has been safety tested in France with apparently no effect in various mammalian and fish cell cultures, or in mice when body organs were examined up to 60 days after inoculation (FAO, 1978). Some tests with this virus have also been done in the pig using repeated oral application and repeated intraperitoneal injection (Gourreau, Kaiser, Lahellec, Chevrier & Monsarrat, 1979). No convincing effect was demonstrated apart from more frequently observed liver lesions which were more severe than in control animals.…”
Section: Examples Of Testing and Registrations Of Virusesmentioning
confidence: 99%