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September 1, 1956The Journal of Infectious Diseases

Neutralizing and Complement Fixing Antibody Response to Adenovirus Infection

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Adenovirus infection induces neutralizing and complement-fixing antibody responses.

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JGJ. Thomas GraystonStatens Serum InstitutCLClayton G. LoosliTulane UniversityPJPaul JohnstonNottingham Trent University

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May inform adenovirus serodiagnosis; leaves open utility in vaccine or epidemiological monitoring.

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Grayston et al. (1956) studied this question. Adenovirus infection induces neutralizing and complement fixing antibody responses.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6aa462cd9bd868e21d097449https://doi.org/10.1093/infdis/99.2.199
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