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Rubella virus perturbs autophagy
Medical Microbiology and Immunology, 2014Autophagy is a cellular catabolic process implicated in numerous physiological processes and pathological conditions, including infections. Viruses have evolved different strategies to modulate the autophagic process. Since the effects of rubella virus (RV) on autophagy have not yet been reported, we evaluated the autophagic activity in the Statens ...
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Rheumatic Disease Clinics of North America, 1987
Rubella virus and the rubella virus vaccine are relatively common causes of acute arthralgias and occasionally objective arthritis. Rarely, chronic or relapsing joint syndromes may follow exposure to this virus or vaccine. This article will focus on the virus and its clinical illness.
C A, Smith, R E, Petty, A J, Tingle
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Rubella virus and the rubella virus vaccine are relatively common causes of acute arthralgias and occasionally objective arthritis. Rarely, chronic or relapsing joint syndromes may follow exposure to this virus or vaccine. This article will focus on the virus and its clinical illness.
C A, Smith, R E, Petty, A J, Tingle
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Haemagglutinin of Rubella Virus
Nature, 1967STEWART and his associates have developed a method for detecting a haemagglutinating antigen for rubella virus1 which depends on two discoveries: first, that the calf sera ordinarily incorporated into media for the maintenance of cells infected with rubella virus contain an inhibitor for haemagglutination and, second, that the best agglutination was ...
T, Furukawa +3 more
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Experimental and Molecular Pathology, 1968
Abstract The morphology of rubella virus was studied in thin sections of infected rabbit cells. The virus matures by budding from membranes within the cytoplasm. Rubella virus contains a dense core surrounded by two limiting membranes. The core has a diameter of approximately 35 mμ and the entire virion a diameter of 50 mμ.
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Abstract The morphology of rubella virus was studied in thin sections of infected rabbit cells. The virus matures by budding from membranes within the cytoplasm. Rubella virus contains a dense core surrounded by two limiting membranes. The core has a diameter of approximately 35 mμ and the entire virion a diameter of 50 mμ.
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Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine, 1969
RUBELLA-INFECTED cell cultures produce infectious virus, a hemagglutinin (HA), and two distinct complement-fixing (CF) antigens. Also, concentrates of infected cultures will react with rubella antibodies to produce immunoprecipitates in agarose gels. In this laboratory we have been concerned with studying some of the physicochemical properties of the ...
N J, Schmidt, E H, Lennette
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RUBELLA-INFECTED cell cultures produce infectious virus, a hemagglutinin (HA), and two distinct complement-fixing (CF) antigens. Also, concentrates of infected cultures will react with rubella antibodies to produce immunoprecipitates in agarose gels. In this laboratory we have been concerned with studying some of the physicochemical properties of the ...
N J, Schmidt, E H, Lennette
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Nature Reviews Microbiology, 2020
This study reported the discovery of two new relatives of rubella virus, ruhugu virus in bats and rustrela virus in mice.
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This study reported the discovery of two new relatives of rubella virus, ruhugu virus in bats and rustrela virus in mice.
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Nihon rinsho. Japanese journal of clinical medicine, 1997
The paper deals with a review article of nervous system disorders caused by rubella virus (RV) infection. The diseases are categorized as acute and chronic, the former consists of acute encephalitis and peripheral neuropathy, and the latter congenital rubella syndrome and progressive rubella panencephalitis.
T, Abe, M, Date
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The paper deals with a review article of nervous system disorders caused by rubella virus (RV) infection. The diseases are categorized as acute and chronic, the former consists of acute encephalitis and peripheral neuropathy, and the latter congenital rubella syndrome and progressive rubella panencephalitis.
T, Abe, M, Date
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Rubella Virus: Direct Fluorescence
American Journal of Clinical Pathology, 1967The laboratory diagnosis of German measles can be accomplished by several methods. One method involves the ability of rubella virus to render African green monkey kidney (AGMK) cell cultures resistant to infection with enteroviruses. Another method utilizes the indirect fluorescent technic; with it infections due to rubella virus are recognized in ...
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