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April 1, 1948Experimental Biology and Medicine

Inhibition of Multiplication of Influenza Virus by Tannic Acid.

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Abstract

Tannic acid inhibits both hemagglutination and multiplication of influenza A virus. In vitro, the virus is inactivated by tannic acid.

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