T. N. Naik, Michael Butler
Abstract
SUMMARY The plaques formed by two calf rotavirus isolates differed in size and appearance. One isolate was more sensitive to homologous than to heterologous antiserum while the other was equally sensitive to both antisera.
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SUMMARY The plaques formed by two calf rotavirus isolates differed in size and appearance. One isolate was more sensitive to homologous than to heterologous antiserum while the other was equally sensitive to both antisera.
Key concepts: Antiserum, Heterologous, Biology, Virology, Homologous chromosome, Neutralization, Rotavirus, Morphology (biology)