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Relationship of Infectious Canine Hepatitis Virus to Human Adenovirus

Jacoba G. Kapsenberg

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1) The virus of infectious canine hepatitis was shown to share the 4 main properties of the adenovirus group, including common complement-fixing antigen. 2) The relationship between the disease of the dog and human adenovirus infections is discussed.

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1) The virus of infectious canine hepatitis was shown to share the 4 main properties of the adenovirus group, including common complement-fixing antigen. 2) The relationship between the disease of the dog and human adenovirus infections is discussed.

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1) The virus of infectious canine hepatitis was shown to share the 4 main properties of the adenovirus group, including common complement-fixing antigen. 2) The relationship between the disease of the dog and human adenovirus infections is discussed.

Key concepts: Virology, Hepatitis, Virus, Antigen, Biology, Hepatitis virus, Adenovirus infection, Immunology

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