Assay for level of Marburg virus in blood and isolates from experimentally infected animals
Chupurnova, T.S.; Pisanko, V.A.; Bakulina, L.F.; Zhukov, V.A.; Chepurnov, A.A.
Voprosy Virusologii 45(2): 18-20
2000
ISSN/ISBN: 0507-4088 PMID: 10765545 Document Number: 513965
Measurements of concentrations of Marburg virus in guinea pig saliva, urine, and feces showed that as early as by the end of incubation period the virus concentrations in the feces and saliva were 2.3-3.3 lg LD50. In the blood the content of the virus was high and increased by the end of the disease, while the concentrations in the urine, saliva, and feces were virtually the same throughout the disease.
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