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. 2002 Jun 19;99(13):8950–8955. doi: 10.1073/pnas.132268999

Table 2.

Pathogenicity of H5N1 influenza viruses for animals following experimental infection

Virus Genotype Avian infection: No. dead/no. inoculated (days to death)
Mouse infection
Chicken* Quail* No. dead/no. inoculated Virus in lung (mean log10 EID50) Virus in brain (mean log10 EID50)
Gs/HK/437.6/99 Gs/Gd/96-like 8/8 (2–6) 7/8 (4–7) 0/10 4.2 No
Gs/HK/437.10/99 Gs/Gd/96-like 7/8 (3–9) 6/8 (4–7) 4/8 2.3 No
Ck/HK/YU822.1/01 A 8/8 (1) 4/4 (1–2) 11/15 2.5 Yes (3.5)
Ck/KH/YU562/01 B 8/8 (1) 4/4 (5–6) 13/20 2.6 No
Ph/HK/FY155/01 C 8/8 (1–2) 4/4 (3–4) 17/18 4.6 Yes (4.3)
Ck/HK/FY150/01 D 8/8 (1–3) 4/4 (4–5) 8/13 3.8 Yes (2.8)
Ck/HK/873.3/01 E 8/8 (1) 4/4 (2–3) 6/18 2.8 Yes (3.5)
*

The dose used was 105–106 egg infection dose (EID50). Routes of inoculation used were as follows: chicken, i.v.; quail, combination of oral, intranasal, and orbital routes; Balb/c mice, intranasal. 

Mice observed for 10 days. 

Mean of results from three mice.