HONG-KONG A-2 INFLUENZA VIRUS INFECTION AMONG SWINE DURING A HUMAN EPIEDMIC IN TAIWAN
HONG-KONG A-2 INFLUENZA VIRUS INFECTION AMONG SWINE DURING A HUMAN EPIEDMIC IN TAIWAN
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DOI:
10.1038/228857a0
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发表时间:
1970-01-01
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影响因子:
64.8
通讯作者:
KUNDIN, WD
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作者:
KUNDIN, WD
THE role of lower animals in the natural cycle of human strains of influenza virus transmission has been subjected to considerable speculation. With the possible exception of the report of Romvaryet al.1, there are few, if any, satisfactorily authenticated cases of human influenza viral strains being isolated from naturally infected animals. That animals could be naturally infected was demonstrated when antibodies against the Asian A-2 strain were found in swine and horses after the 1957 pandemic2.