
Transmission of hepatitis agents was attempted in marmosets. The Barker hepatitis agent could be serially propagated with difficulty while the Berlin agent consistently induced a striking biochemical and morphological hepatitis in the inoculated animals. Direct inoculation of marmosets with human hepatitis sera produced irregular enzyme changes, but these could not be transmitted in serial passage.
Disease Models, Animal, Callitrichinae, Animals, Hepatitis A
Disease Models, Animal, Callitrichinae, Animals, Hepatitis A
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