River’ s Postu|ates T.M. River, 1937 Modified from Koch's Postulates(proof of bacterial diseases) 1. Isolate virus from diseased hosts Cultivation of virus in host cells 3. Proof of filterability 4. Production of a comparable disease when the cultivated virus is used to infect experimental animals 5. Re-isolation of the same virus from the infected experimental animal 6. Detection of a specific immune response to the virusRiver’s Postulates T.M. River, 1937 Modified from Koch’s Postulates (proof of bacterial diseases) 1. Isolate virus from diseased hosts. 2. Cultivation of virus in host cells. 3. Proof of filterability. 4. Production of a comparable disease when the cultivated virus is used to infect experimental animals. 5. Re-isolation of the same virus from the infected experimental animal. 6. Detection of a specific immune response to the virus