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Poliomyelitis virus treated with tannin, sodium ricinoleate, or formalin is not a satisfactory immunizing agent against experimental poliomyelitis in monkeys.
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Treated poliovirus fails to immunize monkeys; leaves open alternative inactivation or attenuation strategies for experimental vaccines.
The results obtained in this investigation indicate that poliomyelitis virus treated with tannin, sodium ricinoleate, or formalin does not constitute a satisfactory immunizing agent in monkeys against the experimental disease.
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Olitsky et al. (1936) studied this question. Poliomyelitis virus treated with tannin, sodium ricinoleate, or formalin is not a satisfactory immunizing agent against experimental poliomyelitis in monkeys.
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