Research Article
Role of Apoptosis in Rabies Viral Encephalitis: A Comparative Study in Mice, Canine, and Human Brain with a Review of Literature
Table 1
Comparison of the incubation period (IP) and duration of illness (DOI) with different routes of inoculation and strains of rabies virus.
| | | Incubation period (IP) and duration of illness (DOI) | Type of Virus and Route of inoculation | Suckling mice (Age: 0–2 days) | Weanling mice (Age: 21 days) | Adult mice (Age: 3 months) |
| Street | Intracerebral | | | | IP | 8–10 days | 6–8 days | 6–8 days | DOI | 24 hrs | 24 hrs | 24 hrs | CVS | Intracerebral | | | | IP | ≤6 days | 4–6 days | 4–6 days | DOI | 48–72 hrs | 48–72 hrs | 48–72 hrs | Street | Intramuscular | Not done | | | IP | | 20–25 days | 20–25 days | DOI | | 24 hrs | 24 hrs | CVS | Intramuscular | Not Done | | | IP | | 8–10 days | 8–10 days | DOI | | 48–72 hrs | 48–72 hrs |
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Incubation period (IP): from bite to onset of clinical symptoms. Duration of illness (DOI): from onset of clinical manifestation to death.
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