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... a little difficult to diagnosis it because the symptoms may be, are similar to those caused by other respiratory viruses or actually, respiratory bacteria. So that, to be ...

... on the other the protein, from two distinct viruses, which could be distinguished from one another either serologically or by virtue of the specific symptoms on the plant material that they infected. One ...

... Training in the procedures employed in studying filterable viruses. The investigation and management of epidemic diseases. BACT 13 Diagnostic and Laboratory Procedure.— Diagnostic tests. History; Past; present. Symptoms. Physical review. Blood typing. Cross matching. Urinalysis. Microscopic ...

... treatment; the role of various bacterial species and viruses as pos- sible causal agents; and the development of reliable laboratory tests that would be useful in establishing a positive diagnosis. Comprehensive clinical, roentgenologic, and laboratory investigations were carried ...

... I term "negative" data resulting from adequate viral diagnosis is the recent study of two new human papovaviruses, JC (19) and BK (20) viruses. These agents were recognized in 1971 and, because ...

... different viruses, including hepatitis A, B, and C viruses, cause hepatitis. Respiratory syncytial virus infection is caused by a common respiratory virus that usually causes mild, cold-like symptoms, but can be serious, especially for infants and ...

... in specific parts of brain. virus infection - how viruses attach to cell surfaces, then penetrate and harm them .ft B Monoclonal antibody; cellular immunology .ft R Exquisitely specific reagents for diagnosis and treatment. acquired by culturing (cloning) single cells ...

... scientific papers dealing with the cultivation of various viruses, especially the poliomyelitis virus; with the etiology of varicella and of epidemic pleurodynia; with the laboratory diagnosis of schistosomiasis and with the sympto- matology of ...

... in hospitals where continued observation permitted certain clinical diagnosis. Instructions issued to hospitals stated that influenza viruses A and B were rapidly recognized by demonstrating ...

... incubation the bacteria or their toxins or the viruses are actively engaged in changing the natural body proteins into new and specific bacterial proteins, and since this stage is constructive, there are no symptoms and the host is not ill. Even with ...