The isolation of a bluetongue virus from Culicoides collected in the Northern Territory of Australia.
The isolation of a bluetongue virus from Culicoides collected in the Northern Territory of Australia.
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从澳大利亚北领地收集的库蠓中分离出蓝舌病病毒。
DOI：
10.1111/j.1751-0813.1978.tb05539.x
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发表时间：
1978
影响因子：
1.1
通讯作者：
C. L. Frazier
中科院分区：
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作者：
T. St. George;H. Standfast;D. Cybinski;A. Dyce;M. Muller;R. Doherty;J. Carley;C. Filippich;C. L. Frazier
In March 1975 a virus was isolated from a pool of 214 Culicoides of mixed species trapped at the Beatrice Hill Research Station, Northern Territory. Following its identification as an arbovirus and tentative identification as an orbivirus it was sent to the Yale Arbovirus Research Unit in the USA. Here it was identified in October 1977, having taken its turn with other viruses for identification, as bluetongue virus. From a study of serum samples collected from sentinel herds of cattle at Beatrice Hill and elsewhere in 1975, neutralizing antibody to bluetongue virus developed in sentinel cattle at Beatrice Hill and Douglas-Daly research stations in the northern part of the Northern Territory.
