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$Page 1 .:., ... Revo Insto Medo trapo .\'ão Paulo 36 (2); 171-174 ...$

{ HISTOPATHOLOGY 51 Histopathology or wiId animaIs 51 Histopathology of sentinel mice 52 Experimental pathology in mice 52 Other work BEL:E1IJ1: VIRUS LABORATORY STAFF, 1965 54 VISITORS . 56 TABLFS .. FIGURES APPENDIX I. THE SEROLOGICAL RESPONSE OF ANn.fALS TO VIRUS INFECTION IN lrrINGA FOREST 131 APPENDIX II. REPORT ON THE LA.BREA REGIOM EPID~C, SEPT:F)ABER -NOvmvffiER 1965 APPENDIX li! VIRUS RESEARCH IN AMAZONIA v 52 58
vector, DITRODUCTION With the departure of Dr. Robert E. Shope from this laboratory in early June year.. a link with the pioneering days oí the Causeys was brolcen, but the local staff carried on the routine dependably, most of thern having been with the laboratory from the beginning. Tables 1, 2 and 3 show the current status of sources and numbers of isolations of individual viruses to date. Natable additians this year are the first isalatians af a new Simbu group virus (utinga virus from a sloth, of the Belem type of Bushbush virus mos qui toes (~~ spp. , and af Apeu virus fraro a wild animal (Calluram;ys ). Rainfall has been average (Table 9) except for the months of r"áy and October which were well above, and Ju~, August and November which were below average; total rainfall was average, and 1ess than 1964. In spi te or the continued heavy rain in May the number or viruses isolated declined, and in July there were no vertebrate or arthropod isolations made from the Belem area, and only half-a-dozen sentinel mouse isolates. The bird recapture programme at the IPFAN forest in July and August also failed to turn up more than one virus (MUcambo) and a few not very convincing serological conversions, in contrast to last year, and a large bat netting operation produced no virus isolations and ve~ few serological positivcs. Following the isolation of yello~ rever virus from the sentinel monkey in Utinga in December 1964~ intensive studies were made to try to incriminate host and the on1y pasitive finding was af haemagglutinatian inhibiting ant1bodies in 10/30 monkeys.
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Table 1 (continued) Group or comple
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Table 2 (continued) Year 54 55 56 5
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Mosquito - 73 - Table 8 Species of
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Table 13 Ectoparasites inoculated f
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Table 19 Results of CF tests using
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Table 27 Ground level mosquito capt
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Table 24 Daytime catches on human b
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Table 27 Mosquitoes and Phlebotomus
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Table 29 Mosquitoes by kind and mon
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Fig. 5. 126 The new meteorological
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APPENDIX I TRE SEROLOGICAL RESPONSE
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al. I -133 - These results offer a
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5 Appendix I Bleeding Date Table 2
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Appendix III Influenza -160 - MYXOV
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Appendix III -184 Several mosquito
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Appendix III -188 CAUSEY O. R., CAU
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50. Panamer. Para, Trap. mosquitoes
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Appendix III CAUSEY O. R., SHOPE R.
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Appendix III -196 - JOHNSON K. M.,
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Appendix III 200 - Table 3 Arboviru
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Appendi:x: III V i r u s Aedes spp.
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Tab1e Isolates Sentinel 141 14 13%c
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