| | | ISS Ph1.116 antigen did not react in CF test with the following immune ascitic fluids to the following phleboviruses: Toscana, Arbia, Punta Toro, Karimabad, Candiru, Chagres, Otaporanga, Icoaraci and Phlebotomus fever group, nor with a VSV group immune ascitic fluid. ISS Ph1.116 antigen and MIAF reacted with antigen and MIAF prepared against Yug Bogdanovac virus as follows: | | | | | ASCITIC FLUID |
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| ANTIGEN | ISS Ph1.116 | YB |
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| | * Antibody titer/antigen titer | | ISS Ph1.116 | 256/256 * | 16/32 | | YB | 8/8 | 64/64 |
| | In the laboratory of the Arbovirus Reference Branch, Division of Vector-Borne Infectious Diseases in Fort Collins, Colorado, ISS Ph1.116 was screened by indirect immunoflourescence tests with 89 rhabdoviruses and a weak one-way relationship was detected only with Yug Bogdanovac (antibody to Yug Bogdanovac reacted at 1:25 with ISS Ph1.116 infected cells; homologous titers being 400 and 1,600 for Yug Bogdanovac and ISS Ph1.116 respectively) [2] . The antigenic relationship by CF between the two viruses was as follows: | | | | | CF TITER OF ANTIBODY TO VIRUS |
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| ANTIGEN | ISS Ph1.116 | YB |
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| | ISS Ph1.116 | >1024 | 8 | | YB | 64 | >1024 |
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