Abstract
Strains of bovine viral diarrhea-mucosal disease virus isolated in Japan were examined on the ability of interference. Among the strains, one strain (No. 12) was non-cytopathogenic and the other three strains (Nose, So and Tokachi strains) were cytopathogenic. No. 12 strain strongly interfered with the Nose strain but not remarkably with the So and Tokachi strains.
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