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The characteristics of another small DNA virus isolated from a pig with diarrhea
H Yasuhara1, O Matsui, T Hirahara
1Division of Veterinary Microbiology, KYOTO-BIKEN Laboratories, Japan.
The Journal of Veterinary Medical Science
|December 1, 1993
Abstract:
A small DNA virus was newly isolated from the small intestines of a pig with diarrhea in 1987, in Japan. Concerning the physicochemical properties, hemagglutination and susceptibility of cell culture to the virus, the virus was identical to a formerly isolated small DNA virus, the H-45 strain and also physicochemically similar to the parvovirus group. In a serological test however, the virus was distinctly, antigenically different from the H-45 strain as well as each of porcine, bovine and canine parvoviruses.