Replication of celo virus in the chicken chorio‐allantoic membrane

Slifkin, Malcolm; Merkow, Leonard P.; Henry, Claude J.; Pardo, Matias

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“…However Slifkin et al (1971) described similar structures in cells of the chorioallantoic membrane infected with FAV-1 (Phelps). These were described as "laminated concentric membranes" and had an outer diameter equal to that of virus particles.…”

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confidence: 88%

“…This distribution has also been noted by others. Thus Slifkin et al (1971) found that FAV-1 (Phelps) tended to peripherally marginate in nuclei of cells of the chorio-allantoic membrane, suggesting that this phenomenon is not restricted to one type of cell or to infection in vitro.…”

Section: Fig4 Fa V-7 (Yr-36) (48 Hours Post Inoculation) This Showmentioning

confidence: 98%

“…FAV-1 (Phelps) belongs to cytopathology subgroup -1 (Adair, 1978) which also includes FAV-2, FAV-4, FAV-5 (strains 340 and Tipton) and [58][59]. It was selected for study for comparative purposes, since its development in cell cultures has been described in detail previously (Slifkin et al, 1971 ;Jasty et al, 1973). FAV-7 (strain YR-36) is a typical member of cytopathology subgroup 2 which also comprises FAV-3, FAV-5 (strain TR-22), FAV-6 and FAV-8 (strain 764).…”

Section: Viruses and Virus Poolsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…FAV-1 (CELO, Phelps). Electron microscope observations of avian cells infected with FAV-1 have been described (Slifkin et al, 1971 ;Jasty et al, 1973). However, Maeda etal.…”

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Ultrastructural studies of the replication of fowl adenoviruses in primary cell cultures

1979

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SUMMARYThe replication of four fowl adenovirus strains (FAV-1, strain Phelps; , in primary chick kidney cell cultures, is described. Differences were found in the distribution of virus particles and virus associated inclusions between viruses belonging to different cytopathology subgroups. Thus in cells infected with FAV-1 (Phelps) and FAV-5 (340) (i.e. subgroup 1) virus particles, as they increased in number, tended to become distributed peripherally, close to the nuclear membranes, with the virus associated inclusions in the centre of the nucleus. With FAV-5 (TR-22) and FAV-7 (YR-36) (i.e. subgroup 2) virus particles and associated inclusions became concentrated initially in the central nuclear area later increasing to fill the whole nucleus, with virus particles and inclusions completely intermixed.The virus-associated inclusions were found to be identical to those described in human adenovirus infected cells and the same nomenclature was adopted. Other inclusions found in infected nuclei, included tubular structures and inclusions composed of granular particles.

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Section: Fig4 Fa V-7 (Yr-36) (48 Hours Post Inoculation) This Showmentioning

confidence: 88%

Section: Fig4 Fa V-7 (Yr-36) (48 Hours Post Inoculation) This Showmentioning

confidence: 98%

Section: Viruses and Virus Poolsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…FAV-1 (CELO, Phelps). Electron microscope observations of avian cells infected with FAV-1 have been described (Slifkin et al, 1971 ;Jasty et al, 1973). However, Maeda etal.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

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