CHARACTERIZATION OF ANTIBODIES PRODUCED BY GUINEA PIGS INOCULATED WITH INACTIVATED FOOT-AND-MOUTH DISEASE ANTIGEN.
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J H GRAVES
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Foot-and-mouth disease vaccine--the production of antigen in cultural cells in the absence of serum.
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The comparative titration of foot-and-mouth disease virus inoculated into the tongue and foot pads of guinea pigs.
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TRANSFER OF NEUTRALIZING ANTIBODY BY COLOSTRUM TO CALVES BORN OF FOOT-AND-MOUTH DISEASE VACCINATED DAMS.
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FORMALDEHYDE INACTIVATION OF FOOT-AND-MOUTH DISEASE VIRUS AS APPLIED TO VACCINE PREPARATION.
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Hypofibrinogenemia in certain obstetrical conditions.
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Psychiatric emergencies in general practice.
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Determination of the optimal age range of mice for use in experimental studies with foot-and-mouth disease virus.
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The differentiation of subtypes (variants) of foot-and-mouth disease virus by serologic methods. II. Precipitin test in agar gel.
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The differentiation of subtypes (variants) of foot-and-mouth disease virus by serologic methods. I. Complement-fixation test.
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Changes in specificity and electrophoretic mobility of the precipitating antibodies present in the serum of cattle recovering from foot-and-mouth disease.
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Local inhibition by estrone of testosterone-induced growth of the capon's comb.
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