Key result
Novel pneumotropic virus isolated from normal mice demonstrates specific properties distinct from related viruses.
Population
apparently normal albino Swiss mice
Design
Preclinical
Authors
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This distinct mouse virus warrants no clinical change; leaves open its zoonotic or model relevance for future study.
The study identifies a novel pneumotropic virus in normal mice that shares antigenic properties with other known viruses but remains distinct.
Nigg et al. (1944) studied Normal albino Swiss mice. Isolation of pneumotropic virus was evaluated on Antigenic relationship and differentiation from other viruses. A pneumotropic virus forming elementary bodies was isolated from normal albino Swiss mice and differentiated from related viruses by its specific properties.
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