Abstract
SummaryDuck hepatitis virus (DHV) survived storage for at least 21 days at 37°C. It survived treatment with di-ethyl ether and with fluorocarbon. DHV has been propagated through 25 consecutive passages in tissue cultures prepared with chick embryo explants. It was not propagated in cultures of trypsinized chick embryo cells or in cell lines of mammalian origin.
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