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Growth and CF Antigenicity of Measles Virus in Cells Deriving from Human Heart

Anthony J. Girardi, J. David Warren, Cinthia Gabriela Goldman, B. Joy Jeffries

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The infectivity and CF antigenicity of measles virus grown in a serial passage human heart cell culture have been investigated. Several methods of inactivation are described, as well as the use of crude or concentrated CF antigens for the detection of measles antibody.

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The infectivity and CF antigenicity of measles virus grown in a serial passage human heart cell culture have been investigated. Several methods of inactivation are described, as well as the use of crude or concentrated CF antigens for the detection of measles antibody.

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The infectivity and CF antigenicity of measles virus grown in a serial passage human heart cell culture have been investigated. Several methods of inactivation are described, as well as the use of crude or concentrated CF antigens for the detection of measles antibody.

Key concepts: Antigenicity, Virology, Measles virus, Measles, Virus, Biology, Immunology, Antigen

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