In vitro isolation and molecular identification of reptarenavirus in Malaysia

Boid inclusion body disease (BIBD) is a viral disease of boids caused by reptarenavirus. In this study, tissue from naturally infected boid snakes were homogenized and propagated in African Monkey kidney (Vero) and rat embryonic fibroblast (REF) cells. Virus replication was determined by the presenc...

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Main Authors:	Abba, Y. (Author), Bande, F. (Author), Hamzah, H. (Author), Hassim, H. (Author), Ibrahim, O.E (Author), Ilyasu, Y. (Author), Mohd Lila, M.A (Author), Noordin, M.M (Author)
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Published:	Springer New York LLC 2016
Subjects:	amino acid sequence animal animal cell animal experiment animal tissue Animals Arenavirus Article Boid inclusion body disease Boidae Cell culture cell line Cell Line cell shape Cercopithecus aethiops Chlorocebus aethiops dihydrolipoamide dehydrogenase DNA sequence Electron microscopy embryo fibroblast genetics in vitro study infection complication isolation and purification L polymerase Malaysia nonhuman nucleotide sequence phylogeny Phylogeny polymerase chain reaction priority journal procedures rat Rats Reptarenavirus reverse transcription polymerase chain reaction RNA directed RNA polymerase RNA Replicase RNA, Viral Sanger sequencing Sequence Analysis, DNA snake Snakes tissue homogenate transmission electron microscopy unclassified drug Vero cell line Vero Cells Viral isolation viral protein Viral Proteins virology virus characterization virus enzyme virus identification virus inclusion virus infection virus isolation virus morphology virus replication Virus Replication virus RNA
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