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Type C virus production by a continuous line of pig oviduct cells (PFT)
The Journal of General Virology
|May 1, 1975
Abstract:
Late passages of the PFT porcine oviduct cell line spontaneously release a typical type C virus antigenically related to the type C virus released from the PK(15) porcine kidney cell line. The PFT virus was non-infective for a large variety of cell lines. Type C virus can also be induced by BrdU treatment from earlier passages of the PFT cell line.
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