Animal viruses have been cultivated in

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Animal viruses can be cultivated in suitable host animals, but in many cases, this is impractical or impossible. Embryonated eggs are often used for the cultivation of viruses that infect birds, while tissue cultures are used for many other animal viruses. Tissue cultures involve growing monolayers of animal cells in vitro, and can be used to propagate and study a wide range of animal viruses. Therefore, all of the choices are correct.

Animal Viruses Have Been Cultivated in