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Yellow fever and dengue 1 and 2 viruses were adsorbed on goose red cells selectively. Sensitized erythrocytes were not capable of absorbing to any great extent antibodies from specific immune serum as tested by HAI. However, adsorbed virus readily reacted with immune serum in neutralization tests. Adsorption of virus on goose red cells occurred equally well on untreated, tanned and formol-treated cells, and on red cell fragments. Some elution of virus did occur from sensitized erythrocytes upon repeated washing. Virus was detected in the eluate after 7 washings of the sensitized goose erythrocytes but not thereafter. Virus was found attached to these cells after 14 washings.
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Garabedian, G.A., Matossiau, A.M. & Zacharia, T.P. Arbovirus-erythrocyte interaction. Archiv f Virusforschung 25, 247–254 (1968). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01556553
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