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Cytotoxic lymphocytes induced by African swine fever infection
Research in Veterinary Science
|September 1, 1984
Abstract:
The generation of lymphocytes cytotoxic to African swine fever virus infected testis cells during in vivo infection is described. Peripheral blood lymphocytes from 16 pigs developed cytotoxicity seven to eight days after infection but the lysis was not restricted to autologous cells.
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