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. 1999 Apr;73(4):2710–2716. doi: 10.1128/jvi.73.4.2710-2716.1999

TABLE 2.

Experimental infection of pigs with SVDVsa

Virus Dose (TCID50) No. of pigsb Mean lesion scorec (range) Seroconversiond
No. seropositive/no. tested Mean titer (range)e
vSVLSJ1 108.0 5 (TK21–25) 12.4 (4–29) 5/5 2.59 (2.11–3.16)
vSVLS00 108.3 5 (TK26–30) 0 2/5 0.75 (<0.6–0.75)
vSVLS5’J1 108.0 5 (TC91–95) 0.4 (0–2) 1/5 1.04 (0.72–1.44)
vSVLS5’00 108.0 5 (TC86–90) 30.8 (18–45) 5/5 2.28 (2.17–2.53)
vSVLSP1J1 108.3 5 (TK65–69) 11.6 (4–24) 5/5 2.23 (2.11–2.41)
vSVLSP100 107.5 5 (TK70–74) 0 4/5 1.14 (1.05–1.51)
vSVLS1CD2AJ1 108.5 5 (TK75–79) 19.4 (5–27) 5/5 2.59 (2.41–2.71)
vSVLS1CD2A00 108.2 5 (TK80–84) 0 3/5 0.99 (0.90–1.05)
vSVLS104/201MJ1 108.3 5 (TK31–35) 8.4 (7–12) 5/5 1.87 (1.51–2.11)
vSVLS104/201M00 107.9 5 (TK36–40) 0 4/5 2.11 (<0.6–2.26)
a

All animals were inoculated intradermally with a 1-ml injection into the bulb of the heel. Each animal weighed 20 kg. 

b

Five animals per group. The animal designations are in parentheses. 

c

Scored at 10 days postinfection. 

d

Seroconversion is defined as a ≥4-fold rise in the titer at any stage after infection. 

e

Mean titer at 14 days postinfection (reciprocal log10).