MEASLES VACCINATION. IV. RESPONSES TO TWO DIFFERENT TYPES OF PREPARATIONS GIVEN AS A FOURTH DOSE OF VACCINE.
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Complement Fixation Tests↗
Biomedical subjects
S GARD
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VACCINATION AGAINST MEASLES: A STUDY OF CLINICAL REACTIONS AND SEROLOGICAL RESPONSES OF YOUNG CHILDREN. A REPORT TO THE MEDICAL COUNCIL BY THE MEASLES VACCINES COMMITTEE.
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REMARKS ON THE PATHOGENESIS OF MEASLES ENCEPHALITIS.
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Encephalitis↗
IMMUNIZATION WITH INACTIVATED MEASLES VIRUS VACCINE.
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Complement Fixation Tests↗
DOSE-INCUBATION TIME RELATIONSHIPS IN VIRUS INFECTED TISSUE CULTURES. THEORETICAL CONSIDERATIONS.
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Animals↗
THE RESPONSE AND THE LACK OF SPREAD IN SWEDISH SCHOOL CHILDREN GIVEN AN ATTENUATED POLIOVIRUS VACCINE PREPARED IN A HUMAN DIPLOID CELL STRAIN.
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Adolescent↗
MEASLES VACCINATION. II. ANTIBODY TITERS 8 TO 9 MONTHS AFTER VACCINATION WITH AN INACTIVATED VACCINE.
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Antibodies↗
THE ULTRASTRUCTURE OF RESPIRATORY SYNCYTIAL (RS) VIRUS. (BRIEF REPORT).
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Electrons↗
MEASLES VACCINATION. I. SEROLOGIC RESPONSES TO AN INACTIVATED VACCINE.
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Complement Fixation Tests↗
THE ULTRASTRUCTURE OF CANINE DISTEMPER VIRUS.
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Animals↗
A NOTE ON THE MORPHOLOGY OF RUBELLA VIRUS (BRIEF REPORT).
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Humans↗
["Cancer vaccine" once more].
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Cancer Vaccines↗
[Is poliovirus dying out?].
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Enterovirus C, Human↗
Taxonomy of viruses infecting vertebrates: present knowledge and ignorance.
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Animals↗
Theoretical considerations in the inactivation of viruses by chemical means.
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Viruses↗
Detection of viruses by chemical and biological means.
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Neoplasms↗
Immunological strain specificity within type 1 poliovirus.
The demonstration of immunological differences between poliovirus strains of any one type is a valuable procedure in epidemiological research as it may allow a virus strain to be identified as derived from or unrelated to a given possible source of infection. It is obviously of particular importance in connexion with live poliovirus vaccination campaigns. Both kinetic tests and conventional neutralization and complement-fixation techniques have been used to this end, the former involving a more complicated test procedure and the latter demanding greater nicety in the pre-standardization of reagents. The present paper reports on attempts to establish a simplified technique.Neutralization titres of sera obtained by immunization of guinea-pigs with three strains of type 1 poliovirus (including one isolated from a patient in the 1958-59 epidemic in Léopoldville described in the two preceding papers) indicated a degree of strain specificity sufficient to permit the design of a simple screening method for the purpose of a rough immunological classification.Preliminary observations on isolates from persons fed attenuated virus indicate that antigenic changes may occur in the course of multiplication of the virus in the human intestinal tract.
Guinea Pigs↗