Titlebook: Marburg Virus Disease; Gustav Adolf Martini (Direktor),Rudolf Siegert (Di Book 1971 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1971 antibody.cell.c

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Marburg Virus Disease. Clinical Syndrome,ers. Until now only single cases of diseases transmitted by monkeys are known as e.g. “herpes simiae” and “Rabies”. The “new” disease observed in Marburg, Frankfurt, and Belgrade was the first to occur in an epidemic outbreak.

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Pathologic Anatomy of the Marburg Virus Disease,d through contact with people already sick. The period of incubation, which could be accurately determined in patients who had had only a single contact with infectious material, was of five to seven days’ duration.

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Morphology, Development, and Classification of the Marburg Virus,gs and monkeys which finally led to the recognition and description of this new agent. On morphological criteria it was shown to be a virus with a highly complex structure related to the viruses of vesicular stomatitis and rabies [6, 7]. This finding has been confirmed by others [8–12].

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Absence of Serological Relationship Between the Marburg Virus and Some Arboviruses,elated to any of perhaps close to 200 microorganisms with which it has been compared. In a way this could end the present paper, particularly since a sizable part of the results directed towards establishing the antigenic characteristics of the agent have already been reported in publications from several laboratories.

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Biological Properties of the Marburg Virus,insects [8]. However, in adult mice [7] and in the fetal organs of chick-embryos [18, 11] no multiplication of virus could be detected. Susceptibility to infection with Marburg virus varies considerably from host to host. In most systems the pathogenicity of the virus for a new host seems to increase gradually during several passages.