Why the study?
Does Lansing poliomyelitis virus infection alter glucose utilization in cultures of human embryonic brain and cord?
Population
Cultures of human embryonic brain and cord supplied with a synthetic nutrient medium
Comparison
Inoculation with Lansing poliomyelitis virus vs Uninoculated control cultures
Design
Preclinical
Authors
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Virus reduces glucose use in neural cultures; leaves open any role in poliomyelitis pathogenesis.
Does Lansing poliomyelitis virus infection alter glucose utilization in cultures of human embryonic brain and cord?
Lansing poliomyelitis virus infection reduces glucose utilization in human embryonic brain and cord tissue cultures.
Franklin et al. (1952) studied this question.