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Physico - chemical characters of locally isolated bovine ephemeral fever virus (BEFV) [electronic resource].

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Madbouly, H. M

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Language: English Description: p.425-434Uniform titles:

Veterinary medical journal, 2007 v.55 (2) [electronic resource].

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In: Veterinary Medical Journal 2007.v.55(2)Summary: locally isolated strain of bovine ephemeral fever virus particles from outbreak in native breed 2000-200I was examined by electron microscope and showed bullet or cone shaped, with an average length of 140-180 nm and diameter of 45-85 nm after passage (I/C) on baby mice or Vero121 and BHK21 cell line, the complete virus particles consisted of spikes, a membranous envelope and a helical nucleocapsid. This spike were easily disrupted. The harvest of BEF virus contained defective ii interfering particles. These particles were short cone-shaped forms about one - third the ength of the infectious particles and similar in morphology to infectious virions

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locally isolated strain of bovine ephemeral fever virus particles from outbreak in native breed 2000-200I was examined by electron microscope and showed bullet or cone shaped, with an average length of 140-180 nm and diameter of 45-85 nm after passage (I/C) on baby mice or Vero121 and BHK21 cell line, the complete virus particles consisted of spikes, a membranous envelope and a helical nucleocapsid. This spike were easily disrupted. The harvest of BEF virus contained defective ii interfering particles. These particles were short cone-shaped forms about one - third the ength of the infectious particles and similar in morphology to infectious virions

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