Suckling mouse inoculation has been used for years to isolate viruses from ticks; however, this method has usually been only briefly described in the literature on a case-by-case basis upon successful isolation rather than providing extensive details.
describes the procedure from preparation of tick homogenates to identification of virus isolation using the suckling mouse inoculation method.
, which may benefit optimization of this method to identify, discover, and acquire tick-borne viruses.Shuang Tang et al, Monitoring the Process and Characterizing Symptoms of Suckling Mouse Inoculation Promote Isolating Viruses from Ticks,
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