[Experimental infection of mammals with Pieris rapae granulosis virus]
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[Experimental infection of mammals with Pieris rapae granulosis virus]
[Article in
Chinese]
Wei Sheng Wu Xue Bao.
1989 Dec.
Abstract
The experimental infection of mammals (such as mouse, golden hamster and nude mouse) was conducted with Pieris rapae Granulosis Virus (PrGV) of baculoviridae of insect virus by way of peritonal and intravenous injection, per os and inhalation. 7-50 days after injection, target insects were reinoculated with the visceral extracts of infected mammals and killed by 5-100%, displaying typical symptom infected by granulosis virus. GV and its latticed structure of inclusion body were found in the ultrathin section of spleen which took out from infected nude mouse via peritoneal injection under electronmicroscope.
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