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[Karyological characteristics of L cells and the identification with them, of the antigen of persisting Japanese encephalitis virus].

The immunofluorescence procedure revealed the virus-specific Japanese encephalitis virus antigen in latently infected L cells as well as differences in the percentage of antigen-positive cells and in the localization of the virus-specific antigen under conditions of acute, chromic, and latent infection and in the period of activation of the latent state of the virus at 28 degrees C. Karyological studied demonstrated no marked differences between persistently infected and original lines.