Cloned defective interfering influenza A virus
作者： Nigel Dimmock
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摘要: Cloned, i.e. defined, defective interfering (DI) influenza A virus is produced in embryonated hens eggs using a method which generates large quantities of DI material. Cloned then used tests on mice and ferrets given lethal challenge wild-type virus. When cloned co-administered with dose virulent virus, are protected compared to control inactivated Mice survived the administration infective three weeks later still against Control received only no not
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