Abstract:Approximately one fifth of the macrophages obtained from the lungs of mice infected 2 to 5 days with influenza A/HK virus were found to rosette well with either unmodified human, chicken, or guinea pig erythrocytes, but not with erythrocytes from hamsters, sheep, or mice. Rosette-forming macrophages were seldom seen in suspensions from uninfected mice (3±3%) or mice infected 24 h previously (3±3%). Rosette formation was not due to virus hemadsorption, as indicated by the failure of specific antiserum to influe… Show more
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