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Blood challenge in influenza characterisation

PICTURE SHOWS:Scientist at World Influenza Centre adding turkey blood cells to samples of unknown strains of influenza virus to determine the exact strain for the purpose of supplying the correct vaccine..Copyright © James King-Holmes 2005 . No unlicensed reproduction in print or by electronic media, storage or syndication must be carried out without permission and payment of the appropriate fees. .Contact james@kingholmes.com - tel:0(44)1865-390134

Author: James King-Holmes

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Published in: Influenza, Virology

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