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LABORATORY TECHNIQUES IN RABIES 107 WHO Expert Coinmittee on Biolog~cal Standardization. Thirty-hfth report Geneva, World Health Organizatori, 1985 (WHO Technical Report Series, No. 725). 108 Unitage of the International Standard of Rabies Irnmunoglobulin. Weekiy epidemiological record, 1989, 3 15-1 6 109 WHO Expert Committee on Biolog~cai Standardi7ation Thirty-ninth report Gciieva, World Health Organi7ation 1989 (WHO Technical Report Series, No 786) 110. Tordo N et al. Primary structure of leader RNA and nucleoproiein genes iri the rabies genome, segmented homology with VSV. Nucleic aods research, 1986, 14. 2671 -2683 11 1. Tordo N et al. Walking along the rabies genome. is the large G-L intergenic region a remnant gene7 Proceedings of tile NationalAcademy of Sciences of the United States of America, 1986. 83: 3914-3918. 112 Tordo N et al. Completion of the rabies virus genome sequence determination: highly conserved domains among the L (polymerase) proteins of unsegmented negative-strand RNA viruses. Kroiogy, 1988, 165: 565-576. 113. Lafon M, Wiktor TJ, MacFarlan RI. Antigenic sites on the CVS rabies virus glycoprotein, analysis with monoclonal antibodies. Journal of general viroi- O~Y, 1983, 64: 843-845. 114. Lafon M, ldeler J, Wunner WJ, Investigation of the antigenic structure of the fables virus glycoprotein by monoclonal antibodies. Developments in biological standardizahon, 1984, 57: 21 9-225 115. Lafon M, Wiktor TJ. Antigenic sites on the ERA rabies virus nucleoprote~n and on structural protein. Journal of general virology, 1985, 66: 2125-2133. 116 Lafon M Lafage M Antiviral activity of monoclonal antibodies specific for the internal proteins N & NS of rabies virus Journalofgenerai virology, 1987, 68 31 13-3123 117. Dietzschold B et al. Localization and imrnunolog~cal characterisation of antgenic domains of the rabies virus internal N & NS proteln. Virus research, 1987, 8: 1-25. 118. Wunner WH et al. The molecular biology of rabies viruses. Review of infectious diseases, 1988, 10 771 -784. 119, Ert H et al. Iriduction of rabies virus specific T-helper cells by synthetic pept~des that carry dominant T-helper cell eptopes of the viral ribonucleoproteln. Journal of virology, 1989, 63: 2885-2892.
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