The action of bile salts on viruses.
The action of bile salts on viruses.
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10.1002/path.1700480309
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1939-05-01
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Smith, W
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Smith, W
Certain bile salts are able to inactivate some viruses but have no apparent effect upon others. The inactivation is almost instantaneous and is thought to depend upon lysis of the virus elements. Na deoxycholate and Na apocholate are the most active of the bile salts investigated, the former being about 4 times as active as the latter. Na cholate possesses only slight activity. The susceptibility of a virus to bile salts is not related to its size. The process of bile-salt lysis can be observed both macroscopically and microscopically with the cultivable virus-like organism of pleuropneumonia and the sewage organisms of Laidlaw and Elford. Attempts to use lysed virus preparations for prophylactic immunization have not been encouraging.