Duck embryo cell (DEC) cultures were used for the study of arbovirus reproduction. High sensitivity of DEC cultures to Japanese encephalitis, West Nile, Tyuleniy, Sakhalin and Baku viruses was established. DEC cultures are recommended for investigation of arbovirus reproduction.
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