Characteristics of a swine papovavirus.
A new member of the papovavirus group has been isolated and appears to infect swine. The new agent, tentatively named swine papovavirus, appears to be very defective and replicates only within a very narrow host cell range. The original source of the isolate is under investigation. Preliminary evidence suggests that the origin of swine papovavirus is either a stable pig kidney cell line or pancreas-derived trypsin
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