-transparent.png){kind=logo}
Recombination of a human influenza virus with an avian influenza virus produced a H2Nav2 recombinant with the antigenic properties analogous to those of avian influenza virus (H2Nav2) isolated from wild ducks in the Far East, USSR. Recombination of two avian influenza viruses yielded a recombinant H2N2, an antigenic analogues of influenza A/Singapore/1/57 (H2N2) virus which had started an epidemic of influenza in 1957.
Related Publications
D K L'vov, and
R Ia Podcherniaeva, and
R Webster, and
M V Ronina, and
T V Pysina
January 1975,
Archives of virology,
D K L'vov, and
R Ia Podcherniaeva, and
R Webster, and
M V Ronina, and
T V Pysina
July 1978,
Acta virologica,
D K L'vov, and
R Ia Podcherniaeva, and
R Webster, and
M V Ronina, and
T V Pysina
January 1974,
Voprosy virusologii,
D K L'vov, and
R Ia Podcherniaeva, and
R Webster, and
M V Ronina, and
T V Pysina
August 1969,
Journal of immunology (Baltimore, Md. : 1950),
D K L'vov, and
R Ia Podcherniaeva, and
R Webster, and
M V Ronina, and
T V Pysina
January 1981,
Virologie,
D K L'vov, and
R Ia Podcherniaeva, and
R Webster, and
M V Ronina, and
T V Pysina
September 1987,
Acta virologica,
D K L'vov, and
R Ia Podcherniaeva, and
R Webster, and
M V Ronina, and
T V Pysina
September 1953,
Acta scientia Sinica = Chung-kuo k'o hsueh,
D K L'vov, and
R Ia Podcherniaeva, and
R Webster, and
M V Ronina, and
T V Pysina
February 1974,
Journal of virology,
D K L'vov, and
R Ia Podcherniaeva, and
R Webster, and
M V Ronina, and
T V Pysina
November 2010,
The Southeast Asian journal of tropical medicine and public health,
D K L'vov, and
R Ia Podcherniaeva, and
R Webster, and
M V Ronina, and
T V Pysina
March 1980,
Virology,
