Production of Hemagglutinating Antigens of La Crosse Virus by Polyethylene Glycol Precipitation
AUTOR(ES)
Rabson, Michael
RESUMO
Hemagglutination titers of La Crosse virus antigens prepared in BHK-21 suspension cell cultures were substantially increased by precipitating the antigens with polyethylene glycol.
ACESSO AO ARTIGO
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