1978
DOI: 10.1016/s0140-6736(78)92853-2
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SECRETORY IgA ANTIBODY TO ROTAVIRUS IN HUMAN MILK 6-9 MONTHS POSTPARTUM

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“…More detailed studies later showed that the antiviral properties were associated with antibody (Sabin and Fieldsteel [ 19621 ;Michaels 119651). Neutralizing activity against Coxsackie and echo viruses was also reported [Michaels, 19651. In addition, rotavirus antibody has been found in milk and colostrum [Simhon and Mata, 1978;Yolken et al, 1978;Cukor et al, 1979;Inglis et al, 1978;Cook c l al, 19781, as has antibody t o some alphaviruses [Welsh et al, 19761. sure virus-specific IgA and IgC in paired human serum and colostrum. The ELISA and neutralization test were used t o confirm and extend recent findings that indicate that colostrum contains enteric virus secretory antibody directed against viruses excreted via the gastrointestinal tract.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…More detailed studies later showed that the antiviral properties were associated with antibody (Sabin and Fieldsteel [ 19621 ;Michaels 119651). Neutralizing activity against Coxsackie and echo viruses was also reported [Michaels, 19651. In addition, rotavirus antibody has been found in milk and colostrum [Simhon and Mata, 1978;Yolken et al, 1978;Cukor et al, 1979;Inglis et al, 1978;Cook c l al, 19781, as has antibody t o some alphaviruses [Welsh et al, 19761. sure virus-specific IgA and IgC in paired human serum and colostrum. The ELISA and neutralization test were used t o confirm and extend recent findings that indicate that colostrum contains enteric virus secretory antibody directed against viruses excreted via the gastrointestinal tract.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%