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FIXED strains of rabies virus are known to multiply in chick embryo tissues1,2. So far, however, a cytocidal effect of the virus on monolayers of primary chick embryo cell cultures has not been observed. Since chick embryo-adapted strains of rabies virus interfere with infection by homologous virus in animal cells3, the present investigations were undertaken to demonstrate interference of rabies virus with a superimposed infection of western equine encephalitis virus, which is known to produce cytopathic changes in these cultures.
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KAPLAN, M., WECKER, E., FORSEK, Z. et al. An Indicator Plaque-forming System for Demonstration of Interference by Noncytocidal Strains of Rabies Virus. Nature 186, 821–822 (1960). https://doi.org/10.1038/186821a0
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