| Literature DB >> 4613497 |
V F Krylov, N P Obrosova-Serova, N N Zilina, N A Evstigneeva, E V Molibog, L J Zakstel'skaja, A Kupul, O Cerencimed, A Hisigdorz.
Abstract
In October and November 1971 an outbreak of influenza (type A virus) occurred in the town of Ulan Bator. A clinical and epidemiological investigation showed that some 30% of the population presented typical signs of influenza of medium severity. The etiology of the outbreak was confirmed by virological, serological, and fluorescent-antibody techniques. A detailed study of the antigenic structure of the virus isolated in the Mongolian People's Republic, A/Mongolia/013/71, showed that it belonged to a new antigenic variety of the Hong Kong strain, A/Hong Kong/107/71 (H3N2).Entities:
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Year: 1973 PMID： 4613497 PMCID： PMC2481020
Source DB: PubMed Journal: Bull World Health Organ ISSN： 0042-9686 Impact factor: 9.408