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ARBOVIRUS INFECTION IN A MURRAY VALLEY COMUNITY

Australian and New Zealand Journal of Medicine, 1986
Abstract Serum antibodies to Ross River virus and Murray Valley encephalitis virus were measured during 1974–1975 in residents of Echuca, an urban Murray Valley community. A representative group of volunteers was obtained by random selection of households. The prevalence of antibodies to both viruses increased progressively with age.
F. M. Moore, R. Leach, J. R. E. Fraser, J. Alexander, J. M. Jones, P. J. Phillips, I. Pryor, Ian D. Gust, A. P. Ahern, D. G. Christie, J. White, C. D. Moysey, D. Y. L. Lung, E. D. Macaulay   +13 more
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Human Arbovirus Infections Worldwide

Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, 2001
Abstract: Viral diseases transmitted by blood‐feeding arthropods (arboviral diseases) are among the most important of the emerging infectious disease public health problems facing the world at the beginning of the third millennium. There are over 534 viruses listed in the arbovirus catalogue, approximately 134 of which have been shown to cause disease
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CELLULAR RESISTANCE TO ARBOVIRUS INFECTION

Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, 1975
When an arbovirus enters an arthropod in an infected blood meal, several mechanisms may interact to affect its life cycle and ultimate transmissibility. Intrinsic absolute failure in the establishment of infection must be contrasted with infection that is successfully established but is variably modulated in its viral yield throughout the vector's life-
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Experimental Chemotherapy of Arbovirus Infections

1976
In a previous article we had presented evidence that rimantadine HCl and combination of rimautadine with interferon are capable of inhibiting the multiplication of arboviruses in tissue culture.
A. N. Fomina, A. K. Schubladze
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Arbovirus Infections in Sarawak: Further Observations on Mosquitoes

Journal of Medical Entomology, 1967
Mosquitoes were collected in urban and suburban areas, coastal areas, inland rural areas and inland forest areas of Sarawak to study the etiology of virus encephalitis. The mosquitoes were collected from human and pig bait, and from resting sites around pig-pens, poultry-houses, and cattle-sheds. Biting preferences of the common species are indicated.
A. Ganapathipillai, W. W. Macdonald, P.S. Dawson, C.E.G. Smith, S. Mahadevan   +4 more
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Renal Involvement in Patients with Arbovirus Infections

2020
Arbovirus infections currently represent an important worldwide public health problem. The clinical spectrum of this group of diseases varies from asymptomatic disease to severe forms and is characterized by bleeding events (hemorrhagic fever) or neurological manifestations.
Geraldo Bezerra da Silva Junior, Roberto da Justa Pires Neto   +1 more
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Arbovirus infections in Sarawak: the role of the domestic pig

Transactions of the Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene, 1976
The possible role of pigs as arbovirus maintenance hosts and their importance as amplifier hosts was studied. Blood samples from 464 pigs of all ages collected in 1962 and 1964 were tested against 10 arboviruses. Antibodies to Japanese encephalitis and Getah viruses were particularly prevalent and their calculated monthly infection rates were 19-5% and
W. F. Bright, Janice Day, P.J.E. Bendell, C. E. G. Smith, D.I.H. Simpson, O.H.U. Heathcote, T.F. de C. Marshall, G.S. Platt, M.N. Hill, Hilary Way, E.T.W. Bowen, Dolores A. Mcmahon   +11 more
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Group C Arbovirus Infections in Rhesus Monkeys

The American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene, 1967
Abstract : Macaca mulatta were found to be susceptible to infections with group C arboviruses following subcutaneous inoculation. Infections engendered by Oriboca, Marituba, Murutucu, and Apeu viruses were consistent in time of onset, duration, and level of viremia.
Stefan G. Belman, William P. Allen, Eugene R. Borman   +2 more
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STUDIES ON ARBOVIRUS INFECTIONS IN EQUINES

1963
Abstract : A series of experiments were conducted in which burros were subjected to multiple exposures to Group A arboviruses. Production of broadly re active CF antibodies was found to depend on the sequence of different viruses injected. The highest broad spectrum CF reactions appeared in EEE immune burros after challenge with virulent VEE virus ...
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Documentation of transfusion‐transmitted arbovirus infections in endemic areas

Transfusion, 2016
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Musso, Didier, Gould, Ernest, Lanteri, Marion C.   +2 more
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