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Clinical Coxsackievirus B Isolates Differ from Laboratory Strains in Their Interaction with Two Cell Surface Receptors

1 Mar 1997

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Coxsackie B viruses interact with two putative cell surface receptor molecules. Experiments with prototype laboratory strains suggest that all 6 coxsackie B serotypes interact with a 46-kDa protein recognized by the monoclonal antibody RmcB, whereas CB1, CB3, and CB5 may also bind to decay accelerating factor. Antireceptor monoclonal antibodies were used to study interactions between low-passage clinical...

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PMID: 9041347
DOI: 10.1093/infdis/175.3.697

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