Titlebook: Viruses of Lower Vertebrates; Winfried Ahne,Edouard Kurstak Conference proceedings 1989 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1989 amphibians.

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Murine Hepatitis Induced by Frog Virus 3 (FV3)igenic virus-induced transformation of the hepatocyte membrane. The toxic degenerative hepatitis produced by Frog Virus 3 in mice or rats (Kirn, 1971; Kirn et al., 1972) constitutes a new model of hepatocellular injury in which the damage to the parenchymal cells is secondary to sinusoidal cell necrosis produced by FV 3 particles or FV 3 proteins.

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Herpesviruses: Interaction with Frog Renal Cellsafferty 1967; McKinnell 1965) and studies which predicted Its viral etiology (Lucke 1938, 1952; reviewed by Rafferty 1964) ultimately led to the Identification of the first amphibian herpes virus, the Lucke Tumor Herpes Virus (LTHV) (Fawcett 1956; Lunger 1964a, b; Lunger et al. 1965). Subsequent Inv

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Transcriptional Regulation of Frog Virus 3A sequences and RNA poly-merase II (Kingston et al., 1985). Large DNA viruses such as the iridovirus frog virus 3 (FV3) provide an excellent model system for the study of such regulatory processes, for they carry out a complex transcriptional program in which different classes of mRNA are synthesize

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Translation Regulation of Frog Virus 3is virus, isolated by Granoff et al (1966), has revealed several original features such as i) the replication occurs in the nucleus and the cytoplasm of the host cell, ii) the RNA polymerase II is required for immediate early transcription, iii) a structural protein is necessary as transacting facto

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Murine Hepatitis Induced by Frog Virus 3 (FV3)chymal cells, as is the case in mouse hepatitis, (Bang and Warwick, 1959) or indirectly from the effect of immunological factors in response to an antigenic virus-induced transformation of the hepatocyte membrane. The toxic degenerative hepatitis produced by Frog Virus 3 in mice or rats (Kirn, 1971;

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Ultrastructural, Biochemical, and Biological Properties of an Erythrocytic Virus of Frogs from Ontaroans or even artifacts (Laveran, 1903; Billet, 1904; Franca, 1911). Electron microscopy revealed that these inclusions contained viruses which measured up to 380 nm in diameter. Some of the largest were reported in fish and frogs (Bernard .., 1968; Johnston, 1975; Reno .., 1978; Sousa and Weigl, 197

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