Lambs were infected experimentally with reovirus strain type 1 (H/11) isolated from sheep
during a field epidemic. After an incubation period of 4 to 6 days a 0.6-0.9 deg C rise in …

A type 3 reovirus isolate made from sheep was inoculated into lambs by a combined oral
and nasal route. No signs of illness were seen during an observation period of 9 weeks and …

The first isolation of reovirus type 1 from lambs is reported. The virus was isolated from the
nasal and rectal swabs of lambs with respiratory and enteric disease. In the course of the …

A virus isolated from a nasal swab taken from a healthy lamb was identified as a reovirus on
the basis of morphology and physicochemical characteristics. This virus agglutinated human …

New-born, colostrum-deprived calves were inoculated by the respiratory route with reovirus
type 1 (strain WBR 26) of bovine origin, or reovirus type 1 (strain Lang) or type 2 (strain …

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The BN-77 strain; isolated from a nasal swab of a diseased animal in an outbreak of acute
respiratory disease in cattle, and the C-121 R strain isolated from the faeces of an affected …

The outbreak involved lambs over 3 weeks old, the progeny of imported stock. Initially the
symptoms were mild and only 13% of deaths were attributed to the disease. A reovirus was …

A pig treated with prednisolone and 3 non-treated pigs were inoculated with reovirus type 2
strain OS-320. Only the immunosuppressant-treated pig showed mild respiratory signs and …

Reoviruses in general, including those associated with infections of cattle and sheep, are
classified as a genus of the family Reoviridae, and are frequently referred to as the classical …