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. 1999 Feb;73(2):878–886. doi: 10.1128/jvi.73.2.878-886.1999

TABLE 2.

50% neutralization titers of sera against homologous and heterologous virus strains

Serum Results, 50% neutralization capacitya
Homologous strain Maximum Minimum Ratiob Minimumc (−strain 244) Ratioc Ratio, (+/−C′) AD169d Ratio, (+/−C′) 244d
P1AN 1:40,000 1:40,000 (P1AN) 1:2,500 (244) 16 1:6,400 (210) 6.3 1.8 1.7
236 1:22,000 1:32,000 (236) 1:2,400 (244) 13.3 1:2,400 (210) 13.3 1.5 1.8
210 1:12,800 1:13,000 (Towne) 1:1,000 (244) 13 1:9,000 (P143) 1.4 1 1
P143 1:3,000 1:3,200 (Towne) 1:350 (244) 9.1 1:1,200 (AD169) 2.7 ND ND
R20 1:6,400 1:7,000 (236) 1:600 (244) 11.7 1:1,200 (AD169) 5.8 ND ND
244 1:300 1:3,500 (P143) 1:300 (244) 1.7 1:700 (AD169) 5 ND ND
F3I 1:1,300 1:1,300 (F3I) 1:160 (244) 8.1 1:350 (P1AN) 3.7 ND ND
209 1:380 1:1,000 (P143) <1:50 (244/AD169) >20 <1:50 (AD169) >20 1 4
252 1:2,500 1:3,000 (F3I) <1:50 (244) >60 1:150 (210) 20 ND ND
a

Neutralization was measured as described in Materials and Methods. The neutralization titer refers to the serum dilution, with the respective strain given in parentheses. ND, not determined. 

b

Ratios were calculated according to the following formula: maximum neutralization capacity/minimum neutralization capacity. 

c

Ratios were calculated according to the following formula: maximum neutralization capacity/minimum neutralization capacity without strain 244. 

d

Neutralization assay was performed in the presence (+C′) or absence (−C′) of 2% human complement with strain AD169 or strain 244. The ratios were calculated according to the following formula: neutralization with complement/neutralization without complement.