Abstract
Summary
A new microtiter method for determining serum neutralizing antibodies for measles is described. The test can be read macroscopically by the pattern of hemagglutination. The results obtained by the microtest compare well with those obtained in tube neutralization tests. Philadelphia strain 26 was technically the most satisfactory of the three measles strains evaluated for use in microneutralization tests.
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