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AN IMMUNIZING SUBSTANCE FOR SEMLIKI FOREST VIRUS IN THE LIVERS OF IMMUNE MICE

Richard E. Shope

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A material capable of rendering mice resistant to Semliki Forest virus is present in the livers but not in the muscles, brains, or spleens of mice that have survived a usually fatal dose of virus.

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A material capable of rendering mice resistant to Semliki Forest virus is present in the livers but not in the muscles, brains, or spleens of mice that have survived a usually fatal dose of virus.

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A material capable of rendering mice resistant to Semliki Forest virus is present in the livers but not in the muscles, brains, or spleens of mice that have survived a usually fatal dose of virus.

Key concepts: Semliki Forest virus, Virology, Virus, Immune system, Biology, Alphavirus, Spleen, Immunology

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