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J Gen Virol 33 (1976), 139-142; DOI 10.1099/0022-1317-33-1-139
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Salt-dependent Haemagglutinating Measles Virus in S.S.P.E.

E. A. Gould, Sara L. Cosby and P. V. Shirodaria

Department of Microbiology and Immunobiology, Grosvenor Road, Belfast, Northern Ireland

Two strains of S.S.P.E. virus show both haemagglutinin and salt-dependent haemagglutinin. These properties are associated with distinct plaque forms within each strain. The existence of salt-dependent strains in wild-type measles virus suggests that they should be found in the early isolates of all strains of S.S.P.E.

Received 24 March 1976; accepted 8 June 1976.




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