Serum and Tissue Inhibitors of Virus

Ginsberg, Harold S.

doi:10.1128/mmbr.24.1.141-150.1960

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“…Normal human serum has been reported to possess inhibitory activities against particular viruses and individual groups of viruses. These antiviral activities reside in a variety of uncharacterised or partly characterised substances [1,2]. Recently certain molecules in normal human serum have been described that are active against a broad spectrum of viruses [3,4].…”

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Innate defences against viraemia

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Innate defences against viraemia

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2000

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“…The larval form of Tuenia smginatu (Cysticercus bovis) has been observed in very young calves (Canham 1946;Ginsberg 1958;McManus 1960). Similarly, a relatively large hydatid cyst (Echinococcus grunulosus) has been observed in a lamb at birth (Oparin 1958).…”

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