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May 1, 1936Experimental Biology and Medicine

Alterations in Autarceologic Susceptibility to Experimental Poliomyelitis.

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Population

Humans and monkeys exposed to the poliomyelitis virus

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Authors

WAW. L. Aycock

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Implication

Hypothesis-generating for endocrine faults in poliomyelitis susceptibility; requires validation before clinical consideration.

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Population
Humans and monkeys exposed to the poliomyelitis virus
I
Intervention
Endocrine alterations (proposed/hypothesized)
O
Outcome
Susceptibility to paralytic poliomyelitis

The paper proposes that inherent endocrine factors determine susceptibility to paralytic poliomyelitis following viral exposure.

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W. L. Aycock (1936) studied this question.

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