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. 1977 Dec;18(3):863–865. doi: 10.1128/iai.18.3.863-865.1977

Interferon induction by vesicular stomatitis virus and its role in virus replication.

J Vilcek, S Yamazaki, E A Havell
PMCID: PMC421314  PMID: 201569

Abstract

Antibody against human fibroblast interferon increased the yields of vesicular stomatitis virus in human cells. The results show that endogenous interferon produced in the course of multicycle vesicular stomatitis virus infection depresses virus yields.

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