Lennette et al., 1975 - Google Patents
Rapid diagnosis of mumps virus infections by immunofluorescence methodsLennette et al., 1975
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- Lennette D
- Emmons R
- Lennette E
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- Journal of Clinical Microbiology
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Mumps and its complications, particularly meningoencephalitis, is an important disease problem, and more rapid diagnostic methods are desirable. A study was made of immunofluorescence methods for the early detection of mumps virus isolated in cell cultures …
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