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. 1973 Mar;7(3):398–402. doi: 10.1128/iai.7.3.398-402.1973

Host Cell Range and Growth Characteristics of Bovine Parvoviruses 1

R C Bates a,2, J Storz a
PMCID: PMC422691  PMID: 4197390

Abstract

In assessing the host cell range of bovine parvoviruses, these viruses were found to replicate optimally in actively dividing bovine fetal lung and spleen cells. Other primary bovine fetal cells supported growth to a lesser extent, but bovine line cells and line cells of other animal species tested did not. Minimal infectivity remained after passage of bovine parvovirus in cells from chicken embryos and guinea pig fetuses. During bovine parvovirus replication in bovine fetal lung and spleen cells, production kinetics of infectious virus and hemagglutinins were determined. An eclipse period of 16 h occurred, and viral release from cells was not detected until 30 h after inoculation of bovine fetal lung cells and 36 h after inoculation of bovine fetal spleen cells. Cell-associated virus titers were always higher than extracellular virus titers. Hemagglutinins were detected in parallel to infectious virus.

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