FURTHER STUDIES ON SEROLOGICAL EPIDEMIOLOGY OF COE VIRUS INFECTION

Serological studies on 40 cases of mumps virus infection.

The results of serological study of 40 cases of mumps virus infection are presented. Mumps virus was isolated from 20 of the patients studied and antibodies to the V antigen, the S antigen, and the haemagglutination antigen were performed in all cases. Analysis of these results shows that estimation of all three types of antibody is necessary to confirm the diagnosis in the maximum number of in...

Further Serological Studies on the Rubella Syndrome.

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Comparative studies on the serological responses of horses to African horsesickness virus

Further Studies on the Epidemiology of Lobar Pneumonia

1. Pneumococci of Type I and Type II are responsible for the majority of the cases of lobar pneumonia. 2. Among the pneumococci found in the mouths of healthy individuals Type IV predominates, Type III is frequent, and atypical organisms of Type II are occasionally found. 3. Healthy persons intimately associated with cases of lobar pneumonia may harbor in their mouth secretions the highly paras...

Serological survey on infection with equine rhinopneumonitis virus among soliped animals in Iran