ArticleAdvances in virology2026
Loss of ENTV-2 RNA and Point Mutation of
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Abstract
Purpose: This study aimed to monitor the presence of enzootic nasal tumor virus 2 (ENTV-2) and the dynamic changes of the viral Materials and Methods: ENA cells were passaged for 24 generations, and the supernatants and cell pellets were collected to extract RNA for monitoring viral presence. The ENTV-2 Results: The results showed that ENTV-2 RNA was consistently detected in ENA cells up to the 22nd passage, indicating sustained viral persistence within the cells, while its presence in the supernatant was unstable, suggesting possible regulation of viral release, although the underlying mechanism was not investigated. Further cloning and sequencing of the Conclusion: This study provides a descriptive account of sequence changes in the ENTV-2
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