Key result
Poliomyelitis virus successfully survived and maintained its virulence after being preserved in 50 percent glycerol for 8 years.
Population
Poliomyelitis virus preserved in 50 per cent glycerol for 8 years
Design
Preclinical
Follow-up
8 years (preservation period)
Authors
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May inform lab storage protocols for poliovirus; leaves open relevance to epidemiology and etiology.
Poliomyelitis virus can survive and maintain virulence after 8 years of preservation in 50% glycerol, which has implications for its epidemiology and etiology.
C. P. Rhoads (1929) studied Poliomyelitis. Preservation in 50% glycerol was evaluated on Survival and virulence of the virus. Poliomyelitis virus successfully survived and maintained its virulence after being preserved in 50 percent glycerol for 8 years.
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