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. 1975 Jan;11(1):92–94. doi: 10.1128/iai.11.1.92-94.1975

Pathogenesis of aleutian disease of mink: identification of nonpersistent infections.

A E Larsen, D D Porter
PMCID: PMC415030  PMID: 803925

Abstract

Aleutian disease virus usually produces a persistent infection and progressive immune comples disease in mink of the Aleutian genotype. Study of Aleutian disease virus infection in non-Aleutian mink showed that about one-quarter developed nonpersistent infections by the virus, and that the nonpersistence was not genetically determined by the host. The nonpersistently infected mink developed only a transient elevation of serum gamma globulin, and much lower specific Aleutian disease virus antibody titers than persistently infected mink. No lesions were found in the nonpersistently infected mink.

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