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J Gen Virol 28 (1975), 259-263; DOI 10.1099/0022-1317-28-2-259
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Interferon Production in Tortoise Peritoneal Cells

A. S. Galabov and Emilia H. Velichkova

Department of Virology, Medical Academy 1527-Sofia, Bulgaria

We have already discussed the presence and functioning of a interferon system in primary cultures of tortoise kidney cells and described some physico-chemical properties of the induced interferon elsewhere (Galabov, Savov & Vassileva, 1973; Galabov, Petrunova & Savov, 1973; Galabov & Savov, 1973). In order to more completely characterize the interferon producing system in such poikilothermic vertebrates, a study was carried out using tortoise (Testudo graeca) peritoneal cells.

Received 30 December 1974; accepted 22 April 1975.




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