LIVE POLIO IRUS VACCINES

612 Index
Coxsackie--continued
B-3
isolated Costa Rica, 575
restricted to Morgan City, La., 151
B-5
isolated from infant, 288
restricted to Franklin, La., 151
CPE test, see Cytopathogenic effect neutralization
test
Crossley, Methyl I., paper 435-444; 456
Cuba
children from institutions and camps, 331
field trial, 365-370
Cynomolgus monkeys (Macaca irus phillipinensis)
inapparent virus infection detected in green-monkey-kidney,
85
in IM vaccine tests, technique, 90
virilence test, IT inoculation, 536
Cystine requirements, of virus, 47
Cytomegalic inclusion
SA-VI (salivary gland disease), 85
Cytopathogenic agents
identified by neutralization tesis, 241
not neutralized by poliovirus antisera, 554
Cytopathogenic effect, 359
at various incubation temperatures, 103
classification of simian viruses based on, 79
of vacuolating agent, 88
Cytopathogenic neutralization test, 243
antibody determination, 439
compared to antigenic differentiation test, 160
least sensitive for detecting antibody response, 237
measures higli-avidity antiliody, 121, 228
pH test compared, 159, 228, 268
results lower than pH and ITT tests, 231
Czechoslovakia
field trial, 507-521
increased morbidity, Slovakia, 510, 532
Sabin vaccine tested, 580
Soviet Union furnished vaccines, 419, 582
spread studies, 517
viremia after Type 1, 371
d markers
and covariation, 49
correlation with T character and monkey neurovirulence,
12-25, 36
criteria for vaccine, 31
d- to d+- reversion and T marker, 16
discrepancy, Type 1 strain, 33
excreted virus was d-, 122
for identification of isolates, 199
identification of strains, 480
mechanisms of reaction, 44
not correlated with monkey neurovirulence, 31, 34
of homotypic polio excreted fronm vaccinated children,
16
related to T marker. 189
relation to Lederle vaccine, 33
value not definitely established, 37
Dade County, Florida
field trial, 435-444, 445-456
Dade County, Florida-continued
morbidity increase in second week after feeding,
457
paralytic cases, 1960, 447
Type 1, 2, 3 specimens, 124
Dade County, Florida, Department of Public Health,
436
reports of public reactions, 448
staff described, 446
surveillance of cases, 457
Dade County, Florida, Medical Association, 436
Dade County, Florida, Osteopathic Medical Association,
436
Dade County, Florida, School Board, 436
Dali, Salvador
portraiture analogy, 5
Dancis, Dr. - 328
Dane, D. S., 7
da Silva, M. Martins, see Martins da Silva, M.
Davidenkova, E. F., 482
DEAE column, see Diethylaminoethyl cellulose resin
ion-exchange column
Des Moines, Iowa
high attack rate in iinvaccinated, 575
Deuterium oxide (DO)
effect on plating efficiency, 62, 63
Dick, George W. A., 7, 66, 136, 156, 159, 202-203,
205, 480, 595, 598
Diet
and physiological state of digestive tract, 339
Diethylaminocthyl celliilose resin ion-exchange column
from concentration of virus stool samples, 133
pattern of virus elution, 41-42
Differential growth, see MS marker
Diphtheria
compulsory immunization, 497
eventual eradication, 603
fatality in 9-month vaccinee, 197
Diphtheria antigen
with polio, response of infants, 328
Diseases
in Cincinnati, listed, 593
in Minnesota community, listed, 462
Dixon, Dr. - 294
DNA genetics
classic patterns not applicab!le to RNA viruses, 190
Doany, H., paper 561-573; 575
Dobrova, 1. N., paper 413-428; 418, 240, 246, 249
Dobrowolska, IT., paper, 522-531
Dog-kidney tissue cultures
contain virus resembling distemper, 86
Dominance
increased dosage does not overcome, 117
Type 3 poliovirus, 181
Dosage
and degree of infectiousness, 117, 296
and interference, 156, 275
and resistance of newborn, 6, 218
form no correlation to time of feeding and antibody
response, 359
no marked effect on infection or antibody response,
296