Adaptation of ranaviruses from peneda-gers national park (Portugal) to cell cultures and their characterization

A. P.Alves De Matos; M. F. Caeiro; R. E. Marschang; T. Papp; C. Soares; M. R. Marçal; M. A. Carretero

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Adaptation of ranaviruses from peneda-gers national park (Portugal) to cell cultures and their characterization

A. P.Alves De Matos
, M. F. Caeiro
, R. E. Marschang
, T. Papp
, C. Soares
, M. R. Marçal
, M. A. Carretero

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Ranaviruses are known to produce iseases in fish, amphibians and reptiles, being involved in high mortality episodes in aquaculture farms and in the decline of amphibian populations worldwide. Mass mortality episodes were previously detected in Triturus marmoratus from two lagoons of the Peneda-Gers National Park (PGNP) (NW Portugal). Ranavirus-like particles were identified in tissues of diseased newts T. marmoratus and T. boscai. Here we report on the molecular and ultrastructural characterization of these viruses.

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Páginas (de-até)	139-140
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Revista	Microscopy and Microanalysis
Volume	14
Número de emissão	SUPPL. 3
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1017/S1431927608089678
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