Methods for detection and production of influenza viruses
AssigneeDiagnostic Hybrids, Inc.
InventorsDavid R. Scholl, Yung T. Huang, Patricia Gail Ray Goodrum
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Abstract
The present invention generally relates to the field of diagnostic microbiology, and, more particularly, to compositions and methods for detecting and differentiating one or more viruses or other intracellular parasites present in a specimen. The present invention also provides compositions and methods to evaluate the susceptibility of organisms to antimicrobial agents.
Claims10
A method for the production of influenza virus, comprising the steps of:
- a) providing:
- i) a sample containing an influenza virus;
- and
- ii) a serum-free, trypsin-containing cell culture medium comprising cells, said cells consisting of mink lung cells;
- b) inoculating said mink lung cells with said sample to produce inoculated mink lung cells, wherein said inoculated mink lung cells produce said influenza virus.
A method for the production of influenza virus, comprising the steps of:
- a) providing:
- i) a sample containing an influenza virus;
- and
- ii) a serum-free, trypsin-containing cell culture medium comprising cells, said cells consisting of Mv1Lu cells;
- b) inoculating said Mv1Lu cells with said sample to produce inoculated Mv1Lu cells, wherein said inoculated Mv1Lu cells produce said influenza virus.
A method for the production of influenza virus, comprising the steps of:
- a) providing:
- i) a sample containing an influenza virus;
- ii) Mv1Lu cells;
- and
- iii) a serum-free, trypsin-containing medium;
- b) contacting said Mv1Lu cells with said medium to produce treated Mv1Lu cells;
- c) inoculating said treated Mv1Lu cells with said sample to produce inoculated Mv1Lu cells, wherein said inoculated Mv1Lu cells produce said influenza virus.
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