| infection of newborn taiwan monkeys (macaca cyclopis) with human adenovirus type 12 and simian virus 40. | for testing biological response of newborn taiwan monkeys to infection of human adenovirus type 12 (ad12) and simian virus 40 (sv40), 40 newborn taiwan monkeys were inoculated with ad12, ad12, plus sv40, ad12 supplemented with ad12-induced hamster tumor tissue (ad12 tumor) or control specimens (hela or african green monkey kidney cell lysate). among them 26 survived including 8 newborn monkeys inoculated with control specimens. the survivors were observed for 4 years but no tumor was produced. t ... | 1975 | 181217 |
| an emerging pollutant contributing to the cytotoxicity of mswi ash wastes: strontium. | in this study, we used the multiple toxicity characteristic leaching procedure to test the long-term leaching behavior of bottom ash, scrubber residue, and baghouse ash from a municipal solid waste incinerator (mswi). we used the short-term viability percentage of african green monkey kidney cells (vero cells) as a bioindicator to investigate the cytotoxicity of the leachates from the mswi ash wastes. we found that strontium was a significant contributor to the cytotoxicity of the bottom ash. | 2010 | 19762147 |
| identification of recombination in the envelope gene of simian foamy virus serotype 2 isolated from macaca cyclopis. | the full-length sequence of simian foamy virus serotype 2 (sfvmcy-2), isolated from a taiwanese macaque, was determined. sfvmcy-2 was highly related to sfv serotype 1 (sfvmcy-1), an isolate from the same species, except in the putative receptor binding domain (rbd) in env, which contained novel sequences related to sfv serotype 3 (sfvagm-3), isolated from an african green monkey. the results identify a potential region of neutralization in sfvs and demonstrate recombination between genetically d ... | 2013 | 23698303 |