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Review Purified Animal VirusesBeard, 1948
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- Beard J
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- The Journal of Immunology
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Progress in the purification of viruses has resulted, principally in the preceding decade, in an encouraging accumulation of knowledge of the chemical, physical and morphological characters of these agents. Though the initial successful studies in this field were made on …
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