EFFECT ON MICE OF INFECTION DURING PREGNANCY WITH 3 AUSTRALIAN ARBOVIRUSES
EFFECT ON MICE OF INFECTION DURING PREGNANCY WITH 3 AUSTRALIAN ARBOVIRUSES
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DOI:
10.4269/ajtmh.1981.30.198
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发表时间:
1981-01-01
影响因子:
3.3
通讯作者:
DALGLISH, D
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作者:
AASKOV, JG;DAVIES, CEA;DALGLISH, D
Infection of pregnant mice with Ross River or Getah viruses after the establishment of a functional placenta resulted in fetal infection with these viruses. Only with Ross River virus was there any significant fetal death. There was significant postpartum mortality in mice infected in utero with Ross River but not with Getah virus. Significant postpartum mortality occurred in Murray Valley encephalitis virus-infected mice despite the inability of the virus to cross the placenta. Infection of mice with Ross River, Getah or Murray Valley encephalitis viruses before placentation had occurred (5th day postconception) did not result in fetal infection although there was significant postpartum death in litters born to Ross River virus-infected mothers.