ANTIBODIES TO INFLUENZA A/SWINE‐LIKE VIRUSES (Hsw1N1) IN HUMAN SERA: ANTIGENIC STIMULATION AND CHANGES IN ANTIBODY STATUS
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Auteurs : Reijo Pyh LSource :
- Acta Pathologica Microbiologica Scandinavica Section B Microbiology [ 0304-131X ] ; 1976-09.
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- Acta path, Acute phase specimens, Acute sera, Antibody, Antibody status, Antigenic, Antigenic stimulation, Community level, Convalescent sera, Finland, Finnish population, First collection, Health laboratory, Heterologous antibody responses, Hlth, Hswlnl, Hswlnl subtype, Hswlnl viruses, Human sera, Individual titres, Infection frequency, Influenza, Influenza virus, Influenza viruses, Original antigenic, Overwhelming majority, Patient group, Sequential infections, Seropositive subjects, Single sera, Wkly epidem.
Abstract
Human sera collected at the end of 1975 were studied for HI antibodies to influenza A/Mayo Clinic/103/74 (Hsw1N1). The frequent occurrence of these antibodies in subjects born before 1930 suggested that they are present in about 25 per cent of the Finnish population. During the H3N2 epidemic in winter 1975–76 a low response of antibodies to A/swine‐like viruses was recorded in about half of the influenza patients with a pre‐existing titre, but not in any of the patients without pre‐existing antibodies. A comparison of samples collected in 1969 and 1975 suggested that at the community level the antibodies to A/swine‐like viruses have not decreased during the era of the H3N2 subtype.
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DOI: 10.1111/j.1699-0463.1976.tb01955.x
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