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. 2022 Oct 19;60(1):239–244. doi: 10.1093/jme/tjac155

Table 1.

Virus strains used to assess the permissiveness of Culex tarsalis cells to arbovirus infection

Family Virus/strain Passage history
Phenuiviridae Rift Valley fever phlebovirus/MP-12
(Attenuated)
a MRC-5 p2
Phenuiviridae *Rift Valley fever phlebovirus/Kenya 2006 128b-15
(Wildtype)
b Vero p1
Flaviviridae **Japanese encephalitis virus/SA 14-14-2
(Vaccine strain)
c BHK-21 p6,
dC6/36 p1,
bVero p5,
eBHK-21 p1
Togaviridae ***Mayaro virus/TRVL 15537
(Wildtype)
f Vero-MARU p2
Rhabdoviridae ****Vesicular stomatitis virus/New Jersey
(Wildtype)
e BHK-21 p1,
gAG08113 p1

*Isolate was received from R. Bowen, Colorado State University through B. Miller, Centers for Disease Control, Fort Collins, CO. Passage history prior to receipt of the virus is unknown.

**World Reference Center for Emerging Viruses and Arboviruses (WRCEVA) through the University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston, TX, USA.

***American Tissue Culture Collection (ATCC), VA, USA.

****USDA APHIS National Veterinary Services Laboratory, IA, USA.

a MRC-5—Human lung fibroblasts, CCL-171, ATCC, VA, USA.

b Vero—African green monkey kidney cells, unknown source.

c BHK-21—Baby hamster kidney cells, unknown source.

d C6/36—Aedes albopictus clone C6/36 larval cells, unknown source.

e BHK-21—Baby hamster kidney fibroblast cells, CCL-10, ATCC, VA, USA.

f Vero-MARU—African green monkey kidney cells from ARS Middle America Research Unit, Panama.

g AG08113—Porcine dermal cells, Coreille Institute, NJ, USA.