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  Triniti   TNTV

Probable Arbovirus

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2

Results of SALS surveys and information from the Catalogue.
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Section IX - Experimental Arthropod Infection and Transmission
 
 
Arthropod species & virus source(a) Method of Infection log10/ml (b) Incubation period (c) Transmision by bite (d) Assay of arthropod, log10/ml (e)
Feeding Injected Days °C Host Ratio Whole Organ System


Triniti virus (21st mouse passage) was serially passaged (intrathoracic inoculation of 5 salivary gland pairs) at 1 or 2 week intervals five times through Aedes taeniorhynchus, Ae serratus and Ae scapularis; Culex quinquefasciatus appeared refractory to serial passage, however, obvious maintenance of virus in some species but successful transmission to day-old mice were few. Four transmissions effected by Ae taeniorhynchus (after 14 days incubation); 2 with Ae serratus (15 day incubation) and one with Cx quinquefasciatus (after 14 days incubation but during the first passage) (4).
 
 
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