1956
DOI: 10.2307/4589376
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The Epidemic Climate: PHR Review

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“…This problem becomes even more complex when attempting to distinguish between different viruses within antigenically closely related subgroups. Serological studies indicate that, during group B arbovirus infections, antibodies are formed which crossreact with antigens produced by other viruses within the complex (7,11,15,17,30). Sera from animals and humans infected with viruses belonging to the dengue subgroup contain antibodies which neutralize Saint Louis encephalitis (SLE), Japanese B encephalitis (JBE), and West Nile (WN) viruses (2,3,12,14,23).…”
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“…This problem becomes even more complex when attempting to distinguish between different viruses within antigenically closely related subgroups. Serological studies indicate that, during group B arbovirus infections, antibodies are formed which crossreact with antigens produced by other viruses within the complex (7,11,15,17,30). Sera from animals and humans infected with viruses belonging to the dengue subgroup contain antibodies which neutralize Saint Louis encephalitis (SLE), Japanese B encephalitis (JBE), and West Nile (WN) viruses (2,3,12,14,23).…”
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“…Sera from animals and humans infected with viruses belonging to the dengue subgroup contain antibodies which neutralize Saint Louis encephalitis (SLE), Japanese B encephalitis (JBE), and West Nile (WN) viruses (2,3,12,14,23). Similarly, sera from the patients and experimental animals infected with WN virus contain antibodies which neutralize JBE, SLE, Murray Valley, and dengue viruses (10,11,17,18). Heterologous antibody absorption experiments with suckling mouse brain suspensions of viruses in the JBE-SLE-WN and dengue subgroups indicate that these virus preparations contain viral antigens which share at least one group-reactive determinant in addition to typespecific components (8,16).…”
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“…Auch die Virämie war bei ihnen geringer als bei nicht zuvor heterolog infizierten Küken. Mücken, die ihre Blutmahlzeit bei nur Init WN-Virus infizierten Vögeln genommen haben, sollen die Infektion leichter bekommen und weiter übertragen als Mücken, die Blut von Vögeln aufnahmen, welche vor der WN-Infektion Init JE-Virus immunisiert worden waren (PRICE, 1956).…”
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