Identification and characterization of an avian reovirus isolated from black-tailed gull (Larus crassirostris)
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Identification and characterization of an avian reovirus isolated from black-tailed gull (Larus crassirostris)
Kitasato Arch Exp Med.
1989 Dec.
Abstract
An isolated virus from the feces of nestlings of Black-tailed gulls living on the Kabu-Island, Hachinohe-city, Aomori-prefecture, was identified as an avian reovirus from its morphological, physicochemical and biological features. Serologically, the isolate has a 62% of relatedness to TS-17 strain, a prototype of avian reovirus in Japan. The isolate showed no significant virulences to one-day-old SPF chickens, and showed low mortalities to chicken embryos, although it formed remarkable lesion onto chorioallantoic membrane.
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