Use of Complement Fixation Screening Technique to Identify Poliovirus in Enterovirus Isolates

Use of monoclonal antibodies to identify serotypes of enterovirus isolates.

Nonpoliovirus enteroviruses cause a variety of diseases that are common in young children and adults. The "gold standard" for laboratory diagnosis of enteroviruses is cell culture isolation, followed by serotype identification by neutralization assay. These procedures are time-consuming and expensive. Rapid serotype identification of enteroviruses is important in differentiating nonpoliovirus e...

Indirect Complement Fixation in Foot and Mouth Disease. II. Screening of Cattle Serums

Indirect Complement Fixation in Foot-and-Mouth Disease

Complement-Fixation Technique: II. THE TITRATION OF WASSERMANN ANTIGEN.

After material has been produced for use as an antigen in a complement fixation test it is necessary to find out if the finished product has any complement-fixing ability in the presence of a serum containing a suitable antibody. Moreover, the proposed antigen must not have any undue anticomplementary property, and the " gap" between its anticomplementary titre and its complement fixing titre m...

MicroRNA screening identifies miR-134 as a regulator of poliovirus and enterovirus 71 infection

MicroRNAs (miRNAs) regulate virus replication through multiple mechanisms. Poliovirus causes a highly debilitating disease and though global efforts to eradicate polio have sharply decreased polio incidence, unfortunately three countries (Afghanistan, Nigeria and Pakistan) remain polio-endemic. We hypothesize that understanding the host factors involved in polio replication will identify novel ...