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Journal of Wildlife Diseases, 11(4), 1975, pp. 494-496
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Hepatitis in skunks caused by the virus of infectious canine hepatitis

L Karstad, R Ramsden, TJ Berry, and LN Binn


ABSTRACT

Two cases of acute, fatal, hepatitis occurred in young, striped skunks (Mephitis mephitis) trapped in southern Ontario. Histologically, lesions in the liver were similar to infectious canine hepatitis. A virus was isolated which produced large intranuclear inclusions in dog kidney cell cultures. These inclusions were Feulgen-positive and fluoresced green with acridine orange stain. The skunk hepatitis isolate was identified as the virus of infectious canine hepatitis by virus neutralization tests.


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