Methodological approaches to disinfection of human hepatitis B virus.
作者： D L Prince , H N Prince , O Thraenhart , E Muchmore , E Bonder
DOI: 10.1128/JCM.31.12.3296-3304.1993
关键词: Duck hepatitis B virus 、 Infectivity 、 Hepatitis B 、 Virology 、 Hepatitis B virus 、 Hepadnaviridae 、 Duck hepatitis virus 、 Biology 、 Microbiology 、 Virus 、 Disinfectant
摘要: Three commercial disinfectants (two quaternary formulations and one phenolic) were tested against human hepatitis B virus (HHBV). The treated was assayed for infectivity by the chimpanzee assay morphological alteration Morphological Alteration Disintegration Test. same agents duck in a hepatocyte assay. It is apparent that viruses relatively susceptible to disinfection, becoming noninfectious after < or = 10 min of contact with disinfectant. Test accurately predicted activity two tests. anti-human effect low-level ammonium germicides novel finding suggest members family Hepadnaviridae are chemical agents.
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