FAVORABLE INFLUENCE OF INFLUENZA VIRUS ON ASSOCIATED INFECTIONS

The high proportion of polynuleus pycnosis in the exudates collected from the guinea pigs inoculated with virus, suggests that the favorable influence of the virus on associated bacterial infections finds its cause at least in part in a diminishing of the phagocytic defenses of the peritoneal cavity...

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Main Authors: Bordet, Paul, Quersin-Thiry, Lise
Format: Report
Language:English
Subjects:
AGGLUTININS
BACILLUS
FOREIGN REPORTS
FRANCE
INFECTIONS
INFLUENZA VIRUS
Microbiology
NECROSIS
PHAGOCYTES
SENSITIVITY
SERODIAGNOSIS
TOXINS AND ANTITOXINS
TRANSLATIONS
VACCINES
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Summary:The high proportion of polynuleus pycnosis in the exudates collected from the guinea pigs inoculated with virus, suggests that the favorable influence of the virus on associated bacterial infections finds its cause at least in part in a diminishing of the phagocytic defenses of the peritoneal cavity. Trans. from Institut Pasteur, Paris. Annales (France) v81, Oct 1951, by Bernice B. MacDonald.