Perspectives in Virology, Volume 1Harper & Row, 1959 - Virology |
Contents
Foreword FRED BEAUDETTE AS FRIEND AND SCIENTIST | 1 |
CHEMICAL NATURE OF THE INFECTIVITY | 7 |
SOME ASPECTS OF ANIMAL VIRUS MULTIPLICATION | 20 |
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adenoviruses amino acids animals antibody antigen antiserum appear Asian influenza avian bacteria bacteriophage Beard Beaudette Biol biologic cancer carcinoma cause cell-free cent chick embryo chicken Coxsackie cytoplasm demonstrated developed disease effect electron encephalitis Enders epidemic erythroblastosis etiology evidence experimental experiments factor fibroma virus filtrates fowl plague virus g-antigen genetic gland glutamine growth Health hemagglutinin hog cholera hog cholera virus host cell human illness immunologic induced influenza virus inoculated isolated laboratory lesions leukemia leukemic leukosis lungworm lymphomatosis lysogenic malignant mammary measles virus medium mice monkey mouse leukemia multiplication myeloblastosis myxoma myxoma virus nature neoplasms normal nucleic acid observed occur papilloma passage phage Proc produced propagation prophage protein rabbit reported respiratory serum Shope specific spleen strain studies subcutaneous susceptible swine tion tissue culture titer tobacco mosaic virus transduction transmission tulips tumor tumor agent tumor viruses vaccine viral infections virulent virus particles viruses