| Description: | Fecal specimens from apparently healthy dogs were inoculated into MK, DK, HeLa, and CP cells. Twenty-six cytopathic agents were isolated in MK, 11 in HeLa, and 4 in CP, but none in DK cells. Neutralization tests indicated that all but one of the viruses were either strains of ECHO type 6 or were closely related to it. Twenty-one of 29 dogs were carrying the virus. |
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"From the Department of Microbiology." Albuquerque, New Mexico |
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Publisher Name: U.S. Dept. of Commerce. Office of Technical Services.
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| Description: | Fecal specimens from apparently healthy dogs were inoculated into MK, DK, HeLa, and CP cells. Twenty-six cytopathic agents were isolated in MK, 11 in HeLa, and 4 in CP, but none in DK cells. Neutralization tests indicated that all but one of the viruses were either strains of ECHO type 6 or were closely related to it. Twenty-one of 29 dogs were carrying the virus. |
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"Submitted as a Technical Progress Report to The Division of Biology and Medicine, United States Atomic Energy Commission on Contract No. AT(29-2)-1013." "II." |
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