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  Eubenangee   EUBV

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Eubenangee
Section V - Antigenic Relationship and Lack of Relationship to Other Viruses
 
No hemagglutin could be prepared but antisera to IN1074 (prepared in mice or rabbits by three or six weekly intraperitoneal inoculations) did not inhibit hemagglutination by antigens of Groups A (Sindbis, Getah, Ross River), B (Murray Valley encephalitis) or Koongol (Koongol, Wongal).
Complement-fixation tests (homologous titres - antigen = 32-64, mouse serum after inoculations = 64) and neutralization tests (homologous neutralization indices of mouse or rabbit antisera 1.6-2.1 dex) failed to show any relation- ship between IN1074, its antisera, and antigens or antisera to arboviruses previously isolated in Australia-Murray Valley encephalitis, Kunjin, Kokobera, Edge Hill, Stratford, Ross River, Sindbis, Getah, Koongol, Wongal, Corriparta, Mapputta, Kowanyama, Trubanaman, or to the exotic viruses Japanese B encephalitis, Bebaru, and dengue types 1-4 [2] .
Serologically related to Pata virus, DakAr 1327, isolated from a pool of 35 Aedes palpalis captured in Pata, Central African Republic in November 1968 ( [4] , [5] ).
The Eubenangee serogroup presently consists of three registered viruses including Eubenangee, Pata and Tilligerry viruses.
In addition, viruses of the bluetongue, Eubenangee and EHD serogroups share antigens which can be detected in complement-fixation tests and in agar-gel precipitin tests [8] - [10] .
 
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