Publications
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| [sixty years ago, cell cultures finally permitted the poliomyelitis virus to multiply easily]. | in 1949, three american virologists, john f. enders, thomas h. weller and frederick c. robbins, from the harvard medical scholl and working at the children's medical centre, boston, mass., have provoked a true revolution in virology. here, they have succeeded in readily multiplying the three poliomyelitis viruses in vitro, in non-nervous cells cultures. a few years afterwards (1954), they were collectively honoured by the nobel prize of physiology and medicine. this discovery not only has quickl ... | 2009 | 20503638 |