M. M. Vincent

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J. L. Sever

National Institutes of Health

Louis W. Catalano

University of Colorado Denver

A. Auletta

Flora L. Moder

National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke

G. L. Gitnick

National Institutes of Health

H. A. Scott

Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory

A. Ley

N. Tzan

J. Bozicevich

Bionetics (United States)

David A. Fuccillo

National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke

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National Institutes of Health

National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke

Bionetics (United States)

University of Colorado Denver

Denver Health Medical Center

University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus

New York University Langone Orthopedic Hospital

NYU Langone Health

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New York University

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Herpesvirus hominis Types I and II: A Specific Microindirect Hemagglutination Test

Experimental biology and medicine (1970)

David A. Fuccillo Flora L. Moder Louis W. Catalano M. M. Vincent J. L. Sever

A microindirect hemagglutination test (IHA) for the determination of type-specific antibody to Herpesvirus homin-is (Types I and II) was developed and evaluated in comparison to the quantitative microneutralization procedure. Paired human sera from 14 patients with complement-fixing antibody rises to herpesvirus were tested with all three methods. The IHA test, as described, appears to be rapid, simple and valuable technique for a detection of Type I and Type II herpesvirus infections and may be useful for classifying herpesvirus isolates.

Herpesvirus hominis

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10.3181/00379727-133-34554

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The Bentonite Flocculation Test for Detection of Plant Viruses and Titration of Antibody

Experimental Biology and Medicine (1963)

J. Bozicevich H. A. Scott M. M. Vincent

A flocculation test using a highly stable antibody-sensitized bentonite was used to detect plant viruses in both crude and purified preparations. Conversely, antisera could be titrated with bentonite suspensions coated with purified virus. In both systems, the bentonite flocculation test proved rapid, sensitive and specific.

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10.3181/00379727-114-28801

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Production of Rubella Hemagglutinating Antigen in Suspension Culture

Applied Microbiology (1967)

G. L. Gitnick M. M. Vincent A. Auletta A. Ley N. Tzan

Suspension

Suspension culture

10.1128/aem.15.5.1244-1247.1967

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