New Viral Agents Recovered From Tissue Cultures of Monkey Kidney Cells. Ii. Problems of Isolation and Identification

Hull, Robert N.; Minner, James R.

doi:10.1111/j.1749-6632.1957.tb46064.x

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“…Hull et al (9,10,11) have not only isolated a large number of such viruses from kidney cell cultures of rhesus and cynomologus monkey, but also collected many isolates from other sources t o be tested and placed in a n informal grouping of viruses, the "Simian viruses" (SV).…”

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STUDIES ON THE BIOLOGICAL PROPERTIES AND CLASSIFICATION OF SV₄ VIRUS

Sattar¹,

Rozee²

1965

Can. J. Microbiol.

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Cytopathic changes in LLC-MK2 cells infected with SV4 virus, observed with the electron microscope and using acridine orange staining and fluorescent microscopy, have been shown to be similar t o that caused by picornaviruses and members of the Columbia-SIC virus group. The virus was found t o be stabilized against heat in the presence of molar magnesium chloride, and to be stable a t pH 3.5. The virus was non-pathogenic for suckling mice, failed to agglutinate sheep and human "0" red blood cells, but agglutinated rhesus monlcey erythrocytes a t 4 "C. On the basis of these properties and those already known, it was suggested that SV4 virus be placed in the group Enteroviruses of lower animals.

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Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 98%

STUDIES ON THE BIOLOGICAL PROPERTIES AND CLASSIFICATION OF SV₄ VIRUS

Sattar¹,

Rozee²

1965

Can. J. Microbiol.

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“…A series of reports, primarily as a result of the efforts of Hull and his collaborators in the United States (159,160,161) and Malherbe et al (224,225) in South Africa, provided a listing of simian viruses now recognized as possessing the same biological characteristics of other accepted groups of animal viruses. The characteristics and grouping of the majority of these agents have been the subject of several reviews (147,148,156,172,(177)(178)(179)186).…”

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Comparative Virology in Primates

Kalter

1974

Perspectives in Primate Biology

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“…with simian viruses (SV) (Hull, Minner and Smith, 1956;Hull and Minner, 1957;Hull, Minner and Mascoli, 1958;Malherbe and Harwin, 1957;Malherbe and Harwin,1963) of primary monkey kidney cell cultures (pMK) has been a serious problem always encountered in the utilization of these cells in virological researches and viral vaccine production.…”

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