Bárdos V, Sixl W, Wisidagama C L, Halouzka J, Stünzner D, Hubálek Z, Withalm H
Bull World Health Organ. 1983;61(6):987-90.
The sera of cattle, goats, dogs and crows from the Colombo area were tested for antibodies against seven arboviruses of the families Togaviridae and Bunyaviridae by a plaque-reduction neutralization microtest, using Vero cells and a stable line of pig kidney (PS) cells. The overall percentages of positive sera among the mammals were: Bhanja, 92.5%; Calovo (Batai), 30.6%; Sindbis, 13.8%; Langat, 4.8%; Tahyna, 3.9%; West Nile, 1.6%. Among the birds, 23.8% had antibodies to Bhanja virus and 9.5% to Sindbis. No antibodies against tick-borne encephalitis virus were found. The results show that at least two members of the Bunyaviridae family (Bhanja and Calovo) are highly endemic in Colombo.
通过蚀斑减少中和微量试验，使用非洲绿猴肾细胞（Vero细胞）和猪肾稳定细胞系（PS细胞），对来自科伦坡地区的牛、山羊、狗和乌鸦的血清进行检测，以检测其针对披膜病毒科和布尼亚病毒科的七种虫媒病毒的抗体。哺乳动物中阳性血清的总体百分比为：班贾病毒，92.5%；卡洛沃病毒（巴泰病毒），30.6%；辛德毕斯病毒，13.8%；兰加特病毒，4.8%；塔希纳病毒，3.9%；西尼罗河病毒，1.6%。在鸟类中，23.8%的鸟具有针对班贾病毒的抗体，9.5%的鸟具有针对辛德毕斯病毒的抗体。未发现针对蜱传脑炎病毒的抗体。结果表明，布尼亚病毒科的至少两个成员（班贾病毒和卡洛沃病毒）在科伦坡高度流行。
