Observations on a Group of Viruses (Jv-5, Jv-6 and Jv-10) Comprising a Newly Recognized Enterovirus Serotype1

Léon Rosen; Jerome Kern; Joseph A. Bell

doi:10.1093/oxfordjournals.aje.a120365

January 1, 1964American Journal of Epidemiology

Observations on a Group of Viruses (Jv-5, Jv-6 and Jv-10) Comprising a Newly Recognized Enterovirus Serotype1

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To examine and describe the characteristics of isolated viral strains JV-5, JV-6, and JV-10.
Analyzed biological and antigenic properties of viral isolates JV-5, JV-6, and JV-10.
Compared cross-reactivity and serological profiles against established enterovirus groups.
Demonstrated that isolates JV-5, JV-6, and JV-10 represent a newly recognized enterovirus serotype.
Established distinct serological characteristics separating this group from previously defined enteroviruses.

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Reports the identification of viral strains JV-5, JV-6, and JV-10 as a newly recognized enterovirus serotype, highlighting expanding viral diversity.

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LEON ROSEN, JEROME KERN, JOSEPH A. BELL; OBSERVATIONS ON A GROUP OF VIRUSES (JV-5, JV-6 AND JV-10) COMPRISING A NEWLY RECOGNIZED ENTEROVIRUS SEROTYPE1, American

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