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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Sep 1.
Published in final edited form as: Virology. 2014 Jul 26;0:134–145. doi: 10.1016/j.virol.2014.06.021

Table 4.

Pathogenesis of ANK-R MYXV constructs in New Zealand White (NZW) rabbits

Day vMyx-WT and Revertants vMyx-MT5KO vMyx-148–150KO vMyx-ANKsKO
0 Inoculation of two rabbits intradermally with 1,000 PFU or FFU for each of the following viruses: vMyx-WT Lausanne, vMyx-MT5KO Revertant, vMyx 148–150 Revertant, vMyx-ANKsKO Revertant Inoculation of three rabbits intradermally with 1,000 FFU of vMyx-MT5KO Inoculation of four rabbits intradermally with 1,000 FFU of vMyx-148–150KO Inoculation of four rabbits intradermally with 1,000 FFU of vMyx-ANKsKO
4 Primary lesions at inoculation sites: 2.0–3.0 cm (8/8)
Raised, soft, red lesions (4/8)
Raised, red, necrotic lesions (4/8)
Multiple secondary lesions on ears (5/8)
Primary lesions at inoculation sites: Raised, soft, red (ca 2.0–2.5 cm) (3/3) Primary lesions at inoculation sites: Raised, soft, red (ca 2.0–2.5 cm) (4/4)
One rabbit exhibited minute secondary lesions on the ear
Primary lesions at inoculation sites: Raised, soft, red (ca. 1.5–2.5 cm) (4/4)
7 Primary lesions red, swollen, necrotic (4.0–5.0 cm) 8/8
Multiple secondary myxomas in the eyes, ears, and nose. (8/8)
Gram-negative bacteria infections of conjunctivas (7/8)
Primary lesions red, swollen, necrotic, healing (2.0–2.5 cm) (3/3) Primary lesions red, swollen, necrotic (ca 3.5–5.0 cm) (4/4)
Multiple minute secondary myxomas (4/4), gram-negative bacterial infections of conjunctivas (2/4)
Primary lesions red, swollen, necrotic (ca. 1.5–2.0 cm) (4/4)
9–10 Primary lesions red, swollen, necrotic (5.0–6.0 cm) (8/8)
Multiple secondary myxomas, turning necrotic, dyspnea, severe infections of respiratory tracts, prostrated and emaciated animals. All rabbits were sacrificed due to the severity of symptoms
Primary lesions swollen, but healing Primary lesions swollen, but healing Secondary lesions healing (4/4) Primary lesions swollen, but healing
17 Full regression of primary lesions Full regression of primary and secondary lesions Full regression of primary lesions