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Uganda S and yellow fever viruses; a slight relationship shown by experiments in rhesus monkeys and white mice

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Uganda S and yellow fever viruses; a slight relationship shown by experiments in rhesus monkeys and white mice (English)

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F N MACNAMARA

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August 1953

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The British Journal of Experimental Pathology

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34

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4

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392-9

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USE OF MOVING AVERAGES AND INTERPOLATION TO ESTIMATE MEDIAN-EFFECTIVE DOSE: I. Fundamental Formulas, Estimation of Error, and Relation to Other Methods

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Studies on certain viruses isolated in the tropics of Africa and South America; immunological reactions as determined by cross complement-fixation tests.

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Studies on certain viruses isolated in the tropics of Africa and South America; immunological reactions as determined by cross-neutralization tests.

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Uganda S virus; a hitherto unrecorded virus isolated from mosquitoes in Uganda. I. Isolation and pathogenicity

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