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V S Slugin

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PubMed1989

[Restriction analysis of the DNA of aleutian mink disease virus strain P-1].

The II-1 strain of the Aleutian disease virus (ADV-II-1) was isolated from experimentally infected mink organs. The viral particles were isolated having 23 to 24 nm in diameter with the buoyant density of the virions in CsCl gradient being 1.41 g.ml-1. The single stranded ADV DNA extracted from the purified virus particles had the molecular mass about 1.4 . 10(6) (4800 bases). The double-stranded replicative form of ADV DNA has been synthesized in vitro with the use of a large "Klenow" fragment of DNA-polymerase I. A restriction endonuclease map of ADV-II-1 DNA has been constructed with the use of in vitro synthesized double-stranded DNA.

Aleutian Mink Disease Virus↗
PubMed1975

[DNA and antibodies to DNA in Aleutian mink disease].

Free DNA and various types of antibodies to DNA were determined in the blood serum and plasma of minks which contracted Aleutian disease (AD) spontaneously and of minks experimentally infected with this disease. Healthy minks and other animals served as controls. It was found that a higher incidence of antibodies to DNA of the 2nd and 3rd types in high titres (1: 80-1: 2560) was characteristic of the experimental group of animals. Besides, a free polymeric DNA was more frequently revealed in the experimental group of animals.

Aleutian Mink Disease↗
PubMed1975

[Homogenate factor of minks with Aleutian disease].

Antibodies to the factor present in the homogenate of the organs of minks experimentally infected with aleutian disease (AD) were revealed in the sera of minks with AD and also in the sera of humans suffering from systemic lupus erythematosus, hepatitis and cirrhosis, scleroderma and dermatomyositis. Sera of sick minks and humans failed to interact with control homogenates of the organs of healthy minks. In turn, sera of practically healthy minks and humans did not react with the AD-homogenate.

Aleutian Mink Disease↗