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LABORATORY TECHNIQUES IN RABIES rabies, 3rd ed. Geneva, World Health Organization, 1973 (WHO Monograph Series, No. 23): 314-318. 64. Wiktor TJ. Tissue culture methods. In: Kaplan MM, Koprowski H, eds. Laboratory techniques in rabies, 3rd ed. Geneva, World Health Organization, 1973 (WHO Monograph Series, No. 23): 101-123. 65. Smith JS, Yager PA, Baer GM. A rapid tissue culture test for determining rabies-neutralizing antibody. In: Kaplan MM, Koprowski H, eds. Laboratory techniques in rabies, 3rd ed. Geneva, World Health Organization, 1973 (WHO Monograph Series. No. 23): 354-357. 66. Fitzgerald EA et al. A collaborative study on the testing of rabies immune globulin (human) by the mouse neutralization test (MNT) and the rapid fluorescent focus inhbition test (RFFIT). Journal of biological standardization. 1979, 7: 67-72. 67. Guillemin F et al. Comparison of two methods of titration of rabies neutralizing antibodies. Journal of biological standardization, 1981, 9: 147-156. 68. Garnham JZ et al. Application of [tie soluble antigen fluorescent antibody (SAFA) test to the serodiagnosis of rabies Journal of immunological methods, 1977, 14: 147-162 69. Dierks RE. Gough PM Passive haemagglutinat~on test for rabies antibodies. In. Kaplan MM, Koprowski H, eds. Laboratory techniques in rabies, 3rd ed. Geneva, World Health Organization. 1973 (WHO Monograph Series, No. 23) 147-1 50. 70. Wiktor TJ. A radioimmune assay for rabies binding antibody. In: Kaplan MM, Koprowski H, eds. Laboratory techt~iques in rabies, 3rd ed. Geneva, World Health Organization, 1973 (WHO Monograph Series, No. 23). 182-185 71. Haase M, Seinsche D. Schneider W. The mouse neutralization test in comparison with the rapid fluorescent fociis inhibition test: differences in the results in rabies antibody deterrnnations. Journal of biological slandardizatioii. 1985. 13: 123-1 28. 72. Kurz J et a1 Comparative studies of the two potency tests for anti-rabies serum: neutralization test it? mice (MNT) and rapid fluorescent focus inhibitions (RFFIT) Developtnenrs h biolog~cal sfandardiraiion. 1986, 64 99-1 07. 73 Gluck R et al. Human rabies immunoglobulin assayed by the rapid fluorescent focus inhibirion test suppresses active rabies immuni7ation Joi~rna! of biological standardization, 1987, 15 177-1 83. 74 Zalan E. Wilson C, Pukits D. A microlest for the quanttation of rabies virus neutralizing ant~bodies. Journal of biological standardizaiion, 1979, 7: 21 3-220.
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