Key result
Neutralization of the type-C RNA virus using specific mouse and guinea pig antisera prevented lower limb paralysis in wild mice.
Why the study?
Does specific mouse and guinea pig antisera prevent lower limb paralysis in wild mice infected with type-C RNA virus?
Does specific mouse and guinea pig antisera prevent lower limb paralysis in wild mice infected with type-C RNA virus?
Specific antisera can neutralize the paralytic effect of type-C RNA virus in wild mice, demonstrating a potential preventative approach for this viral paralytic disease.
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Hypothesis-generating in this mouse model; leaves open translation to human viral disease and should not change practice.
Henderson et al. (1974) studied this question. Neutralization of the type-C RNA virus using specific mouse and guinea pig antisera prevented lower limb paralysis in wild mice.
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