1981
DOI: 10.1016/0021-9975(81)90077-3
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Serological relationships between poxviruses of different genera: Studies with vaccinia virus and myxoma virus

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“…The lack of serological cross-reactivity between the secreted antigens of myxoma and vaccinia viruses militates against any relationship between these antigens and the common NP antigen of poxviruses (Woodroofe & Fenner, 1962) but is otherwise consistent with the limited serological cross-reactivity already demonstrated between the two viruses (Fenner & Ratcliffe, 1965;Alcock, 1981).…”
Section: Specific Secretion Of Polypeptides From Cells Infected With supporting
confidence: 58%
“…The lack of serological cross-reactivity between the secreted antigens of myxoma and vaccinia viruses militates against any relationship between these antigens and the common NP antigen of poxviruses (Woodroofe & Fenner, 1962) but is otherwise consistent with the limited serological cross-reactivity already demonstrated between the two viruses (Fenner & Ratcliffe, 1965;Alcock, 1981).…”
Section: Specific Secretion Of Polypeptides From Cells Infected With supporting
confidence: 58%