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A persistent infection of the continuous embryonal pig kidney cell cultures induced by a rat parvovirus (the Kilhem virus) did not alter morphological or karyological characteristics of the cultures, and caused no transformation of these. The data obtained suggests the resistance of the pig karyotype to the virus under investigation.
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