The complement fixation test using filtered muscle antigen is an effective method for differentiating Coxsackie virus strains and detecting human antibodies.
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Provides serological typing and antibody detection for Coxsackie viruses; leaves open utility in modern myocarditis diagnostics.
The complement fixation test using filtered muscle antigen can be employed for differentiation of the Coxsackie virus into serologically distinct types and for determining the presence of antibodies in human sera.
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