The cultivation of vaccine and other viruses in the chorio-allantoic membrane of chick embryos
The cultivation of vaccine and other viruses in the chorio-allantoic membrane of chick embryos
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DOI:
10.1126/science.74.1919.371
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发表时间:
1931-10-09
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影响因子:
56.9
通讯作者:
Buddingh, G. J.
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Goodpasture, E. W.;Woodruff, A. M.;Buddingh, G. J.
Smears made from infected membrane frequently show masses of partially dispersed Paschen bodies within the cytoplasm of cells; and pieces of mem-brane examined in distilled water show round or oval masses in which minute bodies are to be seen in rapid Brownian motion, just like those seen in the inclusions of fowl-pox and Molluscum con, tagiosum. Studies are being made upon the relation of the Paschen bodies to the structure of Guarnieri bodies. The abundance of both these elements and the un-usually large size of the latter make this tissue especially adaptable to such an investigation. Virus passed through eight generations in chick embryos has been appliedto the skin of two or three day old chicks after plucking the down. Macroscopic nodules about 1 mm in diameter appear at the site of inoculation within three days. Remaining apparently stationary for two or three days they rapidly recede. Chicks recovered from vaccinia were infected two weeks later with fowl-pox virus and the lesions evoluted exactly like those of fowl-pox in normal chicks. Vaceinia in the chick induces no immunity to fowl-pox.