DURING the last ten years, the use of suckling mice and of tissue cultures has led to the
isolation of large numbers of hitherto undescribed viruses, many of which have now been …

… without reduction of virus concentration (Anderson and Doane 1972). Cups of flexible disposable
… Anderson, N., and Doane, FW 1973. Specific identification of enteroviruses by immuno…

Aedes aegypti were infected with chikungunya virus by being fed on a blood–virus suspension
poured over a sugar cube. The virus infection in the salivary glands was then studied with …

… Anderson N, Doane FW: Specific identification of enteroviruses by immunoelectron microscopy
… Anderson N, Doane FW: Agar diffusion method for negative staining of microbial sus…

Fortunately, more rapid methods of diagnosis are gradually beingintroduced, and these are
increasing the value of the virus diagnostic la¬ boratory. Thus the immunofluorescence tech…

… DOANE. Specific identification of enteroviruses by immuno-electron microscopy using a …
DOANE. 1972. Agar diffusion method for negative staining of microbial suspensions in salt …

Powassan virus, a North American tickborne group B arbovirus, multiplied after simultaneous
inoculation into bottles or tubes of virus and trypsinized suspension of continuous-line …

Microbial suspensions in a saline medium can be prepared for negative staining by a simple
agar diffusion method that achieves a high degree of particle concentration.

… viruses (Doane, 1974). IEM is an important method for the detection and identification … for
30 min at room temperature (Anderson and Doane, 1972). Before the grids dried completely, …

The ultrastructural aspects of rotavirus SAll infection were studied in MA 104 cells, with particular
attention directed to the early stages of virus adsorption and penetration. Within the first …