Avian orthoavulavirus 1 (Newcastle Disease Virus), P/chicken/Australia/Queensland/V4/1966 (V4/1966) (Inactivated)
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Avian orthoavulavirus 1 (Newcastle Disease Virus), P/chicken/Australia/Queensland/V4/1966 (V4/1966) (Inactivated)

VACCINAL STRAIN

EVAg
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: CSIRO
Shipping From
: Clayton - AU

Product Description

Ref-SKU:
024V-05451
Avian orthoavulavirus 1 (Newcastle Disease Virus) V4 strain (Inactivated)
Product Risk Group: 
No RG
ICTV Taxonomy: 
Riboviria / Orthornavirae / Negarnaviricota / Haploviricotina / Monjiviricetes / Mononegavirales / Paramyxoviridae / Avulavirinae / Orthoavulavirus / Avian orthoavulavirus 1
Virus name: 
Avian orthoavulavirus 1 (Newcastle Disease Virus)
Strain: 
P/chicken/Australia/Queensland/V4/1966 (V4/1966)

Storage conditions: 
Viral Storage Medium -80C
Sequencing: 
Complete genome
Infectivity: 
Non cultivable virus sample, infectivity cannot be tested
Mycoplasmic content: 
Mycoplasma free

Unit definition: 
1 vial

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Special feature: 
Vaccinal strain
GMO: 
No
Virus host type: 
Animal virus
Previous Name or Taxonomy: 
Avian Paramyxovirus 1
Viral titer: 
6.81E9 EID50/ml
Production cell line: 
Chicken embryonated eggs
Virus Cultivability: 
Inactivated virus
Passage: 
CAM x4, Yolk Sac x1, ECE x10
Identification technique: 
Genome sequencing (NGS)
Technical recommendation: 
Inactivated by gamma irradiation (50 kGy)
Related DOI: 
10.1111/j.1751-0813.1967.tb04764.x
Shipping conditions: 
Dry ice
IATA Classification: 
NON DANGEROUS GOODS
Note: 

Post gamma irradiation HA results: unsonicated=32 HAUs, sonicated = 64 HAUs.

Information about the collection of the virus

Recombinant product: 
No
Biological material origin: 
Natural origin
Collection date: 
Thursday, 6 January, 1966
Country of collection: 
Australia
Suspected epidemiological origin : 
Brisbane
QLD
Isolation host: 
Chicken
Isolation technique: 
Inoculation onto the chorioallantoic membrane (CAM), followed by passage via Yolk Sac inoculation and finally a pass via allantoic fluid (AF) inoculation.