Experimental Infection of Squirrel Monkeys with Nipah Virus

Marianneau, Philippe; Guillaume, Vanessa; Wong, K. Thong; Badmanathan, Munisamy; Looi, Ren Yih; Murri, Séverine; Loth, Philippe; Tordo, Noël; Wild, T. Fabian; Horvat, Branka; Contamin, Hugues

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Experimental Infection of Squirrel Monkeys with Nipah Virus

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Mar 2010

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Emerg Infect Dis. 16(3):507-510.

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Marianneau, Philippe ; Guillaume, Vanessa ; Wong, K. Thong ; Badmanathan, Munisamy ; Looi, Ren Yih ; ... More ▼

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We infected squirrel monkeys (Saimiri sciureus) with Nipah virus to determine the monkeys' suitability for use as primate models in preclinical testing of preventive and therapeutic treatments. Infection of squirrel monkeys through intravenous injection was followed by high death rates associated with acute neurologic and respiratory illness and viral RNA and antigen production.

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