ALTERATION OF THE BIOLOGICAL AND PHYSICOC HEMICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF HEMAGGLUTININ H2 OF AVIAN INFLUENZA-A VIRUS IN THE COURSE OF ADAPTATION TO A NEW HOSTS
As. Lipatov et al., ALTERATION OF THE BIOLOGICAL AND PHYSICOC HEMICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF HEMAGGLUTININ H2 OF AVIAN INFLUENZA-A VIRUS IN THE COURSE OF ADAPTATION TO A NEW HOSTS, Voprosy virusologii, 40(5), 1995, pp. 208-211
Avian influenza A virus with H2 hemaeglutinin has been adapted to mice
for the first time. Alterations in the hemagglutinin of adapted varia
nts of the virus as a result of adaptation to a new host are described
. Hemagglutinin of a highly virulent adapted variant differed from the
parental avirulent strain by antigenic structure, electrophoretic mob
ility, and receptor activity during interactions with murine red cells
.