Antigenic variation among strains of rhinovirus type 51

ABSTRACT DURING attempts to identify rhinoviruses isolated in Glasgow between 1962 and 1966, antisera were made against fifteen strains. Two of these strains—isolated in October 1962 and

April 1965–and their antisera showed low-level reciprocal cross–reactions; both were serotype 51. The difference between the two strains suggested that distinct subtypes of rhinovirus (RV)

51 might exist in nature, perhaps related to its epidemiological behaviour. Eight other strains, isolated in Glasgow and in various parts of the United States, were therefore studied. Access

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Antigenic Variation among Strains of Rhinovirus Type 51. _Nature_ 224, 1311–1312 (1969). https://doi.org/10.1038/2241311a0 Download citation * Received: 18 August 1969 * Revised: 02 October

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