Experimentally induced infection of neonatal swine with porcine parvovirus.

American journal of veterinary research ·Vol. 36 ·No. 08 ·1975-08-00 ·Pages 1179-82

Cutlip RC, Mengeling WL

Abstract

One-day-old pigs were exposed to porcine parvovirus (PPV) and killed at postinoculation day (PID) 3 or 7. Signs of illness and lesions were not seen. Hemagglutination-inhibition (HI) antibodies for PPV were present in the serums of pigs killed on PID 7. As detected by viral isolation and immunofluorescence, PPV was mainly located in rapidly proliferating tissues. Heaviest concentration of viral antigen was in the germinal centers of lymph nodes and lightest concentration of antigen was in the central nervous system.

MeSH Terms

Administration, Intranasal Animals Animals, Newborn Antigens, Viral Colon/immunology Fluorescent Antibody Technique Injections, Intravenous Kidney/immunology Liver/immunology Lung/immunology Lymph Nodes/immunology Male Parvoviridae/immunology,isolation & purification Swine Swine Diseases/etiology,immunology,microbiology Testis/immunology Turbinates/immunology Virus Diseases/immunology,microbiology,veterinary

Chemicals

Antigens, Viral

Authors & Affiliations

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Cutlip R C

Mengeling W L

Article Info

Journal

American journal of veterinary research

Abbr.

Am J Vet Res

ISSN

0002-9645

Published

1975-08-00

Pages

1179-82

Language

English

Region

United States

NLM ID

0375011

Subset

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