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  Bovine Ephemeral Fever   BEFV

Possible Arbovirus

No


Other Information
 

Bovine Ephemeral Fever
Section IV - Virus Properties
Physicochemical
RNA
 



(S)





Unconfirmed work suggests double-stranded RNA genome (24)




(S)


(S)

Stability of Infectivity (effects)


50%

2.0 dex

4.0 dex




1:1000

2.0 dex

3.4 dex


Virion Morphology

Rhabdovirus; some conical (16, 18)

70 x 145 mn

nm

nm

Electron microscopy (11,14)



Morphogenesis






Hemagglutination

No

SMB ext. by sucrose-acetone

Gander

6.0-7.6



37dC

Bovine ephemeral fever, recognized in Africa from 1867 (2), was transmitted to cattle in 1907 (1) and the agent studied in that system before 1940 (17). Its adaptation to mice in South Africa (28) and to hamsters, mice and cell cultures in Japan (13)

CF; NT in BHK-21 (19) and Vero (4) cell cultures o

Bovine ephemeral fever, recognized in Africa from 1867 (2), was transmitted to cattle in 1907 (1) and the agent studied in that system before 1940 (17). Its adaptation to mice in South Africa (28) and to hamsters, mice and cell cultures in Japan (13)
 
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