Figure 1: Identification of diabetogenic virus by the use of highly virusinduced diabetes sensitive mouse, simulating humans.
By generating highly virus-induced diabetes sensitive mice that have multiple virus-induced diabetes susceptibility gene and virus receptor, simulative of human virus-induced diabetes, the candidate diabetogenic virus can be tested whether the virus possess diabetogenicity, fulfilling ‘Modified brief Koch’s postulate’.
By generating highly virus-induced diabetes sensitive mice that have multiple virus-induced diabetes susceptibility gene and virus receptor, simulative of human virus-induced diabetes, the candidate diabetogenic virus can be tested whether the virus possess diabetogenicity, fulfilling ‘Modified brief Koch’s postulate’.
