Fine Structure of Cellular Inclusions in Measles Virus Infections

Fine Structure of Cellular Inclusions in Measles Virus Infections

Cells which are infected with measles virus have been known for some time to contain inclusion material that is distinguishable from normal cellular components by application of traditional staining methods and observation in the light microscope. The fine structure of the inclusion material contained in HeLa cells infected with Edmonston strain of measles virus has been examined in the electro...

The fine structure of cytoplasmic inclusions and virus particles of bovine papular stomatitis.

Development of antibody to measles virus polypeptides during complicated and uncomplicated measles virus infections.

Immune precipitation of 181 sera from 152 patients with natural measles was studied to determine the temporal course and frequency of antibody responses to nucleocapsid, fusion, hemagglutinin, and matrix proteins of measles virus. Large amounts of antibody to nucleocapsid protein developed in all patients by day one of the rash. Antibody to hemagglutinin and fusion proteins developed in all pat...

Pathogenesis of vaccine strains of measles virus in suckling hamsters

Excessive Attenuation of Measles Virus as a Possible Cause of Failure in Measles Immunization