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. 1964 Sep;45(3):393–411.

Inapparent Viral Infection of Cells In Vitro

I. Conversion of Inapparent to Apparent Infection by Environmental Alteration of Chicken Embryonic Cells in Cultures Inoculated with Japanese Encephalitis Virus

William F Scherer
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