Infectious bursal disease viral RNA amplification using RT/PCR from bursa tissue following phenol: chloroform inactivation of the virus.

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The preservation of viable infectious agents for future studies could create complicated logistic problems, and at times it is not feasible. Methods for preserving the genetic integrity of inactivated agents would not only facilitate these studies but would also make it possible to transport inactivated preparations around the world. In this report, the effect of inactivation on the genetic material of infectious...

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