Publications

a description of echo-9 virus infection in cultured cells. i. the cytopathic effect.		1964	14103199
isolation of enteric cytopathogenic human orphan virus type 6 from dogs.		1964	14103248
the specificity of the antibody responses of human volunteers to certain respiratory viruses.		1964	14128312
virus complement-fixation and neutralization studies on sera from the normal baboon (papio doguera).		1964	14129673
an outbreak of infection with echo virus type 3 associated with a mild febrile illness.		1964	14130310
an outbreak of meningitis due to echo virus type 4 in scotland, 1963.		1964	14132659
[echo virus infections].		1964	14132905
chromatography of enteroviral ribonucleic acids on hydromagnesite.		1964	14134428
[some generalities about poliomyelitis].		1964	14136260
a description of echo-9 virus infection in cultured cells. ii. cytochemical observations.		1964	14119168
fatal neonatal illness associated with echo 9 (coxsackie a-23) virus.		1964	14117385
an epidemic of echo virus 2 infection in an orphanage nursery.		1964	14114356
group a streptococcal infections in a children's home. ii. clinical and epidemiologic patterns of illness.		1964	14115221
[hemagglutinating properties of enteroviruses and use of the hemagglutination reaction and the hemagglutination inhibition test for practical purposes. i. hemagglutinating properties of strains from the echo virus group].		1964	4284398
[experimental differentiation of cattle enterovirus strains. ii. culture behavior in chick embryo].		1964	4284215
micro diffusion precipitin tests for enteroviruses and influenza b virus.	middleton, g. k., jr. (bowman gray school of medicine, winston-salem, n.c.), h. g. cramblett, h. l. moffet, j. p. black, and h. shulenberger. micro diffusion precipitin tests for enteroviruses and influenza b virus. j. bacteriol. 87:1171-1176. 1964.-a simple micro precipitin gel diffusion test has been adapted to the study of viral antigens. as far as is known from a review of recent literature, this is the first use of the echo viruses in precipitin tests and the first attempt to demonstrate by ...	1964	4959799
[hemagglutinating properties of enteroviruses and use of the hemagglutination reaction and the hemagglutination inhibition test for practical purposes. 3. experience with the study of the hemagglutinating action of freshly isolated viruses from the echo group and possibilities for the practical use of hemagglutination tests].		1964	5837359
[epidemics caused by echo-virus type 9].		1965	5850132
[research on the hemagglutinating character of some strains of echo virus].		1965	5864432
[sensitivity of viruses to visible light after their cultivation in the presence of vital dyes].		1965	5872539
the incidence of echo virus infections in infancy and childhood.		1965	5874173
[an outbreak of aseptic meningitis due to eho-virus type 4 in shizuoka area].		1965	5880230
[a paralytic patient with a condition similar to the spinal form of poliomyelitis and with echo 4-type virus in the spinal fluid].		1965	5894488
[epidemic of aseptic meningitis due to echo virus type 4. epidemic breakout in the town of karumai-cho, iwate prefecture in 1964].		1965	5894985
[an epidemic of aseptic meningitis due to echo virus 6].		1965	5894998
[case of bilateral ascending paralysis caused by echo-14 virus].		1965	5895234
[clinical observations on encephalomyelitis with abdominal signs at onset and on the isolation of a virus from patients' feces].		1965	5897037
[research, in a sample of the population of asmara (eritrea), on antibodies neutralizing some types of enterovirus (poliovirus 1, 2 and 3; coxsackie virus b 1 to b 5; echo virus 9, 11, and 12)].		1965	5181044
[non-specific inhibitors of echo-7 virus hemagglutinins and methods for the elimination].		1965	5296095
[a case of paralytic disease caused by echo 9 virus].		1965	5827616
[the role of echo virus 19 in the etiology of several epidemic outbreaks of an acute respiratory nature].		1965	5828875
the outbreak of unknown infectious disease in the meon valley 1948, clinically diagnosed in retrospect as an echo virus infection.		1965	5829617
nonfatal bulbospinal paralysis due to echo 4 virus.		1965	5832554
[significance of concomitant viral and bacterial infections in diarrheic conditions].		1965	5330960
experimental infection of mice with echo-6 virus.		1965	4379438
virus susceptibility of marmoset kidney cell cultures.		1965	4284315
hemadsorption-negative plaque test: new assay for rubella virus revealing a unique interference.	a simple and rapid plaque procedure has been developed for detecting and accurately assaying rubella virus in a noncytopathic virus-cell relationship. plaque-formation is based on the development, in individual cells infected with rubella virus, of a unique type of intrinsic interference to infection with newcastle disease virus. rubella virus-infected cells challenged with newcastle disease virus and tested for hemadsorption 15 hours later stand out as hemadsorption-negative areas. individual l ...	1965	4283964
plaque cinetic index in cultures under agar.		1965	4284690
antiviral activity of gliotoxin.		1965	4285752
[unidentifiable questionable enteroviruses in a nursery].		1965	4285852
sensitivity of agar overlay method for the recognition of enteroviruses.	comparison of the agar overlay technique with the fluid culture technique for isolation and identification of enteroviruses showed the former to be useful: (i) for isolation of enterovirus when the number of virus particles was too small to produce detectable cytopathic effect (cpe) in fluid cultures, (ii) for isolation of echovirus 22 which did not produce detectable cpe in fluid cultures, (iii) as an aid to rapid differentiation of enteroviruses, and (iv) for differentiation of viruses in mixe ...	1965	4286250
serum globulin dyscrasia. lack of virus neutralizing antibodies in normal serum and hypergammaglobulinemia.		1965	14233247
enterovirus immunizing antigens in the form of cation-stabilized and concentrated virus preparations.		1965	14322585
the r ole of infection in chronic bronchitis.		1965	14309801
[familial outbreak of infantile diarrhea, with isolation of echo virus (type 14)].		1965	14325097
comparison of the elution and adsorption of picornaviruses by cotton and calcium alginate wool swabs.	the recovery of picornaviruses by cotton and calcium alginate wool swabs was studied by use of prototype strains of poliovirus 1, echovirus 1, coxsackievirus a9, and rhinovirus 16/60. no significant differences in recovery of viruses by the two types of swabs could be demonstrated. it is suggested that use of cotton swabs in the virus laboratory be continued, since wool swabs may favor the recovery of undesirable bacterial contaminants. adsorption of viruses by cotton and wool swabs was similar ...	1965	14325287
a non-protein-synthesis-dependent stage of latent period and time of photosensitivity loss of virus in its interaction with the cell.		1965	14328217
on the alleged antigenic relation between echo virus types 29 and 32.		1965	14330904
studies on the etiology of aseptic meningitis in peking.		1965	14333145
echovirus 25 infections in scotland, 1961-64.		1965	14337826
[the guillain-barr'e syndrome due to echo 3 virus].		1965	14341361
serological evidence of coxsackie and echo virus infections.		1965	14342008
[behavior of complement-fixing antibodies for adenovirus and echo 6 virus in a closed community and in a free environment].		1965	14343240
persistent infection of human conjunctiva cell cultures by myxovirus parainfluenza 3.		1965	14346128
[petechial exanthema, meningeal reaction and diarrhea associated with infection by the type 7 echo virus in an infant].		1965	14312724
[epidemic of echo virus type 4 in the netherlands. preliminary report].		1965	14312765
experimental infection of beagles with echo virus type 6. lf-25.		1965	14313026
[virological and serological investigation of neuroinfections of hospital patients in warsaw in 1963].		1965	14317137
comparative sensitivity of human fetal diploid kidney cell strains and monkey kidney cell cultures for isolation of certain human viruses.		1965	14275846
inhibition of poliovirus minute-plaque mutants and echoviruses by sulfated polysaccharides.		1965	14277676
on the growth of certain "newer" respiratory viruses in organ cultures.		1965	14286939
aseptic meningitis associated with echo virus type 9 infection. with special reference to variability by sex and incidence of paralytic sequelae.	the clinical and clinical laboratory findings in a group of 104 patients with aseptic meningitis associated with echo-9 infection were widely variable.a male to female case ratio of 3.7:1 was noted, and the mean age of the female group was significantly greater than that of the male group. the median of cerebrospinal fluid leukocyte counts was significantly higher in the male than in the female patients. clinical manifestations of the disease were similar to those noted in other reports. residua ...	1965	14288142
extraction of cell-associated virus without damage of the culture. (brief report).		1965	14292789
differences in cystine dependence and chromatographic behavior between two type 4 echovirus strains.	wallis, craig (baylor university college of medicine, houston, tex.), and joseph l. melnick. differences in cystine dependence and chromatographic behavior between two type 4 echovirus strains. j. bacteriol. 89:1310-1313. 1965.-type 4 strains of echovirus, which are known to differ in the ease in which they can be neutralized, have been found to differ in other properties also. the prototype strain (pesascek) differed from a readily neutralizable strain (dutoit) in that the pesascek strain could ...	1965	14293003
glucose consumption of cultured cells before and after infection with enteroviruses or virus nucleic acids.		1965	14293873
studies of mutants of echovirus 6. 3. behavior in monkey and human cell culture.		1965	14294412
studies of mutants of echovirus 6. i. biologic and serologic characteristics.		1965	14294416
studies of mutants of echovirus 6. ii. isolation from human alimentary tract.		1965	14294417
effect of 3-methylmercapto4-thio-6-azauracil on picornavirus multiplication.		1965	14299356
[some considerations on viruses].		1965	14308179
[on the significance of viruses in the etiology of gastrointestinal diseases in young children].		1965	14259086
[changes in the pharynx in children with enterovirus infections].		1965	14259098
[data on the virological examination of infants].		1965	14264452
echo 4 meningoencephalitis.		1965	14264872
enterovirus antibodies in mouse ascitic fluids after immunization.		1965	14265896
human western equine encephalomyelitis (wee) in saskatchewan.		1965	14266381
[primary viral meningoencephalitis].		1965	14267922
echo virus type 25, infection in adult volunteers.		1965	14268627
interference between proflavine treated reovirus and related and unrelated viruses.		1965	14269254
enteroviral syndromes in toronto, 1964.	virological or serological investigations of 72 children in toronto and environs, who were hospitalized between january and october 1964 with a variety of syndromes, revealed evidence of enteroviral infection in 29 subjects. coxsackie b2 was the dominant enterovirus, being isolated from feces and/or cerebrospinal fluid (csf) of three children with aseptic meningitis, three with pleurodynia, one with myalgia and one with pericarditis; four additional patients showed rising antibody titres to this ...	1965	14269435
photodynamic inactivation of enteroviruses.	wallis, craig (baylor university college of medicine, houston, tex.), and joseph l. melnick. photodynamic inactivation of enteroviruses. j. bacteriol. 89:41-46. 1965.-enteroviruses are usually resistant to photodynamic inactivation, but they can be rendered completely photosensitive to proflavine at ph 9 to 10, if they are first purified by filtration through an anion resin. in addition, if enteroviruses are grown in cells maintained in a salt-glucose medium, they can be photosensitized. of 38 e ...	1965	14255679
characterization of prototype virus echo-32.		1965	14254542
[ exanthematous diseases caused by echo virus type 9].		1965	14251021
[enterovirus infections].		1965	14252381
an outbreak of meningitis associated with e.c.h.o. virus type 9.	this paper describes an outbreak of aseptic meningitis associated with e.c.h.o virus type 9 among members of the royal air force and their families stationed in western germany in 1961. there was a total of 44 cases. epistaxis occurred in eight cases and in 16 there was a rash. virus was isolated from faeces in 11 of 24 cases examined and from cerebrospinal fluid in three out of six.	1965	14247699
isolation of rubella virus: an epidemic characterized by rash and arthritis.		1965	14242416
formalinized red cells in diagnostic virology.		1966	4286300
density of infectious virus and complement-fixing antigens of two rhinovirus strains.	dans, p. e. (national institute of allergy and infectious diseases, bethesda, md.), b. r. forsyth, and r. m. chanock. density of infectious virus and complement-fixing antigens of two rhinovirus strains. j. bacteriol. 91:1605-1611. 1966.-two rhinovirus serotypes (echovirus 28 and hgp) and poliovirus type 1 were banded by isopycnic centrifugation in cesium chloride. the rhinovirus virions had a density of 1.41 g/ml, whereas that of poliovirus was 1.34. since a number of other enteroviruses also h ...	1966	4286454
the virus watch program: a continuing surveillance of viral infections in metropolitan new york families. ii. laboratory methods and preliminary report on infections revealed by virus isolation.		1966	4286696
the virus watch program: a continuing surveillance of viral infections in metropolitan new york families. 3. preliminary report on association of infections with disease.		1966	4286697
[does the physiology of the vagina tolerate a virus infection?].		1966	4286910
viral spectrum of an established chimpanzee liver cell line.		1966	4286950
comparative study of seven picornaviruses of man.	jamison, richard m. (baylor university college of medicine, houston, tex.), and heather d. mayor. comparative study of seven picornaviruses of man. j. bacteriol. 91:1971-1976. 1966.-the buoyant densities in cscl and potassium tartrate of seven acid-resistant picornaviruses of man were determined. the viruses studied were found to be a relatively homogeneous group. buoyant densities ranged from 1.32 to 1.35 g/cc in cscl and 1.21 to 1.23 g/cc in potassium tartrate. the buoyant density of each viru ...	1966	4287079
viral infections of monkeys in their natural habitat in southern india. ii. serological evidence of viral infection.		1966	4287390
[research on some virological and serological aspects of respiratory infections].		1966	4287626
viruses and disease: studies in a children's home.		1966	4287644
gradient plate technique applied to the study of antiviral substances.		1966	4287656
antibody responses of young infants to naturally occurring viral infections.		1966	4288467
coxsackie group b virus infection and acute diarrhoea occurring among children in costa rica.		1966	4288878
[respiratory virus antibodies in human sera from different regions of the world].		1966	4288913