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Table 2 Detection of viral RNA in serum samples from challenged pigs by real-time RT-PCR (copies/μL).

From: Experimental infection of Bama miniature pigs with a highly virulent classical swine fever virus

No.

Days post-challenge

 

0

1

3

7

10

15

A1

-

-

2.51 × 103

1.44 × 104

1.78 × 104

/

A2

-

-

1.69 × 104

8.50 × 103

2.47 × 104

/

A3

-

-

8.19 × 103

1.12 × 104

1.06 × 104

/

A4

-

-

1.15 × 104

2.56 × 104

1.33 × 104

/

A5

-

-

7.45 × 103

5.55 × 104

/

/

B1

-

-

2.22 × 105

6.60 × 104

7.05 × 105

/

B2

-

-

6.01 × 104

3.70 × 105

2.38 × 105

/

B3

-

-

1.94 × 105

1.44 × 105

5.23 × 105

6.70 × 105

B4

-

-

1.10 × 105

1.43 × 105

/

/

B5

-

-

1.19 × 105

9.35 × 104

3.46 × 105

/

C1

-

-

6.55 × 105

2.21 × 106

/

/

C2

-

-

7.56 × 105

9.57 × 105

1.49 × 106

/

C3

-

-

1.16 × 106

1.23 × 106

1.06 × 106

2.31 × 106

C4

-

-

4.24 × 105

1.13 × 106

2.63 × 106

/

C5

-

-

3.95 × 105

1.44 × 104

/

/

D1

-

-

3.81 × 104

1.35 × 104

7.79 × 105

5.40 × 105

D2

-

-

2.65 × 103

6.67 × 103

3.07 × 104

/

D3

-

-

3.98 × 103

8.05 × 105

2.21 × 104

5.53 × 105

E1

-

-

-

-

-

-

E2

-

-

-

-

-

-

  1. Serum samples were collected prior to inoculation and at 1, 3, 7, 10 and 15 dpi and tested for viral RNA using the real-time RT-PCR as described previously (Zhao et al., 2008).