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A specific complement-fixation test for infection with poliomyelitis virus.

Abstract

A complement-fixing antigen has been developed, using as source of material CNS tissue from newborn mice infected with the newborn mouse-adapted strain of the Lansing type, MEF1 virus. With this antigen, specific reactions have been obtained with sera from mice, cotton rats, and monkeys immunized with the Lansing-type virus, and from monkeys and chimpanzees convalescent from infection with this virus. Twenty-one of 35 human sera obtained from individuals convalescent from poliomyelitis were positive and 6 of 22 from apparently normal persons having Lansing-neutralizing antibody, while this held true for only 1 of 19 from those having no Lansing-neutralizing antibody. The fact that positive results were found in sera from patients having an infection with poliomyelitis virus of the Brunhilde type and at the same time no Lansing-neutralizing antibody brings up the possibility of the existence of a cross-reaction in complement fixation between the two types.

Entities: Disease Gene Species

Keywords: POLIOMYELITIS

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Year: 1951 PMID： 14861374 PMCID： PMC2136099 DOI： 10.1084/jem.94.2.123

Source DB: PubMed Journal: J Exp Med ISSN： 0022-1007 Impact factor: 14.307

10 in total

1. DIAGNOSIS OF EPIDEMIC ENCEPHALITIS BY COMPLEMENT-FIXATION TEST.

Authors: J Casals; R Palacios
Journal: Science Date: 1941-10-03 Impact factor: 47.728

2. TRANSMISSION TO RODENTS OF LANSING TYPE POLIOMYELITIS VIRUS ORIGINATING IN THE MIDDLE EAST.

Authors: R W Schlesinger; I M Morgan; P K Olitsky
Journal: Science Date: 1943-11-19 Impact factor: 47.728

3. Differentiation of types of poliomyelitis viruses; the grouping of 14 strains into three basic immunological types.

Authors: D BODIAN; I M MORGAN; H A HOWE
Journal: Am J Hyg Date: 1949-03

4. Acetone-ether extracted antigens for complement-fixation with certain neurotropic viruses.

Authors: J CASALS
Journal: Proc Soc Exp Biol Med Date: 1949-02

5. The effect of incubation at 37C on the neutralization test with various encephalitis viruses including Lansing strains of poliomyelitis virus.

Authors: P K OLITSKY; J CASALS
Journal: J Immunol Date: 1948-12 Impact factor: 5.422

6. Method for increasing the yield of complement-fixing antigens of certain neurotropic viruses, and the use of newborn mice for their production.

Authors: J CASAIS; R O ANSLOW; G SELZER
Journal: J Lab Clin Med Date: 1951-04

27 in total

1. [STUDIES ON THE COMPLEMENT-BINDING REACTION OF POLIOMELITIS. V. USE OF 11 SEROLOGICALLY DEFINED TYPE I AND TYPE II ANTIGENS IN EXAMINATION OF PATIENT SERA].

Authors: W A SCHMIDT; W HOEPKEN; R WOHLRAB
Journal: Arch Gesamte Virusforsch Date: 1964-03-13

2. [FORMATION AND SURVIVAL OF COMPLEMENT-BINDING ANTIBODIES AFTER INFECTIONS WITH EARLY SUMMER MENINGOENCEPHALITIS (TICK-BORNE ENCEPHALITIS) VIRUS].

Authors: C KUNZ; J KRAUSLER
Journal: Arch Gesamte Virusforsch Date: 1964-03-13

9. Application Of The Complement-Fixation Test To The Demonstration Of Rinderpest Virus In The Tissue Of Infected Cattle Using Rabbit Antiserum. I. Results With The Kabete And Pendik Strains Of Virus.

Authors: P Boulanger
Journal: Can J Comp Med Vet Sci Date: 1957-11

10. The Use of Complement-Fixation Tests in the Study and Diagnosis of Viral Diseases in Man and Animals - A Review: Part VI. The Enteroviruses.

Authors: C E Rice
Journal: Can J Comp Med Vet Sci Date: 1961-02

A specific complement-fixation test for infection with poliomyelitis virus.

1. DIAGNOSIS OF EPIDEMIC ENCEPHALITIS BY COMPLEMENT-FIXATION TEST.

2. TRANSMISSION TO RODENTS OF LANSING TYPE POLIOMYELITIS VIRUS ORIGINATING IN THE MIDDLE EAST.

3. Differentiation of types of poliomyelitis viruses; the grouping of 14 strains into three basic immunological types.

4. Acetone-ether extracted antigens for complement-fixation with certain neurotropic viruses.

5. The effect of incubation at 37C on the neutralization test with various encephalitis viruses including Lansing strains of poliomyelitis virus.

6. Method for increasing the yield of complement-fixing antigens of certain neurotropic viruses, and the use of newborn mice for their production.

7. A complement-fixation test for poliomyelitis virus.

8. Age incidence and seasonal development of neutralizing antibodies to lansing poliomyelitis virus.

9. Adaptation of a Lansing strain of poliomyelitis virus to newborn mice.

10. Antibody response of patients with poliomyelitis to virus recovered from their own alimentary tract.

1. [STUDIES ON THE COMPLEMENT-BINDING REACTION OF POLIOMELITIS. V. USE OF 11 SEROLOGICALLY DEFINED TYPE I AND TYPE II ANTIGENS IN EXAMINATION OF PATIENT SERA].

2. [FORMATION AND SURVIVAL OF COMPLEMENT-BINDING ANTIBODIES AFTER INFECTIONS WITH EARLY SUMMER MENINGOENCEPHALITIS (TICK-BORNE ENCEPHALITIS) VIRUS].

3. A SLOWLY SEDIMENTING INFECTIOUS COMPONENT OF RIFT VALLEY FEVER VIRUS.

4. [LABORATORY INFECTION WITH KYASANUR FOREST DISEASE (KFD) VIRUS].

5. Use of the haemagglutination-inhibition test in the study of museum strains of neuroviruses.

6. Further experiments with the soluble antigen of the MEF1 poliomyelitis virus.

7. A localized outbreak of dengue fever in Kuala Lumpur: serological aspects.

8. Observations on the poliomyelitis complement-fixation test.

9. Application Of The Complement-Fixation Test To The Demonstration Of Rinderpest Virus In The Tissue Of Infected Cattle Using Rabbit Antiserum. I. Results With The Kabete And Pendik Strains Of Virus.

10. The Use of Complement-Fixation Tests in the Study and Diagnosis of Viral Diseases in Man and Animals - A Review: Part VI. The Enteroviruses.