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Hemagglutination in Hepatic Disease
Archives of Internal Medicine, 1960A major obstacle in the development of a specific diagnostic test for viral hepatitis has been the failure to adapt hepatitis viruses to animals, embryonated eggs, and cultures of a wide variety of tissues. This has forced reliance largely on human serum and feces as the only proven possible sources of antigen, the strength of which cannot be ...
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1992
Publisher Summary This chapter discusses hemagglutination assay. Hemagglutination is the aggregation of red blood cells in the presence of hemagglutinating virus particles. This phenomenon is because of the presence of outer surface proteins on the hemagglutinating virus that recognize and attach to cellular surface receptors expressed by RBCs.
FLORENCE G. BURLESON +2 more
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Publisher Summary This chapter discusses hemagglutination assay. Hemagglutination is the aggregation of red blood cells in the presence of hemagglutinating virus particles. This phenomenon is because of the presence of outer surface proteins on the hemagglutinating virus that recognize and attach to cellular surface receptors expressed by RBCs.
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New sensitive detection method for lectin hemagglutination using microscopy
Microscopy research and technique (Print), 2014L. Adamová +2 more
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Hemagglutination and hemagglutination-inhibition with measles virus
Virology, 1961openaire +3 more sources
Developmental and Comparative Immunology, 2005
K. Matson, R. Ricklefs, K. Klasing
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K. Matson, R. Ricklefs, K. Klasing
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