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Abstract

Replication of (WSSV) was investigated in haematopoietic cells (hpt cells) derived from haematopoietic tissue (hpt) of freshwater crayfish, . Temperature and type of inoculum for virus replication were studied. The cell culture remained viable at a wide range of temperatures ranging from 4 to 25 °C. WSSV replicated in cells, as evidenced by hybridization, RT-PCR and by the presence of virions visualized with an electron microscope. Moreover, the results showed that the infectivity of WSSV to hpt cells is dependent on temperature and a supplemented growth factor (cytokine) astakine. WSSV replicated more rapidly at higher temperatures than at lower temperatures. No virus replication was observed at 4 °C. Detectable WSSV-infected cells were present as early as 36 h post-inoculation, demonstrated by hybridization or RT-PCR of VP28 expression at 25 °C. Hpt cells can survive a few weeks at 25 or 16 °C and longer than several months at 4 °C.

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