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A Note on Stalked Forms of Viruses Free

Abstract

SUMMARY: The filamentous forms of fowl-plague virus, isolated from infected eggs by Elford and Dawson, may be similar in origin to the stalked forms of vaccinia virus discovered in preparations of infected cells by Bland & Robinow, who contended that they were elementary bodies attached to cytoplasmic threads derived from the host cell.

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References

  1. Bland J. O. W., Robinow C. F. 1939; The inclusion bodies of vaccinia and their relationship to the elementary bodies studied in cultures of the rabbit’s cornea. J. Path. Bact 48:381
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  2. Dawson I. M., Elford W. J. 1949; The investigation of influenza and related viruses in the electron microscope, by a new technique. J. gen. Microbiol 3:298
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A Note on Stalked Forms of Viruses
Microbiology 4, 242 (1950); https://doi.org/10.1099/00221287-4-2-242
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