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Efficient primary isolation of human immunodeficiency virus
G R Pietroboni1, G B Harnett, M R Bucens
1Virus Laboratory, Combined Microbiology Service, Queen Elizabeth II Medical Centre, Nedlands, WA.
The Medical Journal of Australia
|April 3, 1989
Abstract:
A highly-sensitive and efficient culture technique for human immunodeficiency virus type-1 (HIV-1) is described; HIV-1 was recovered from the lymphocytes of 44 (94%) antibody-seropositive healthy or symptomatic individuals. The reductions in the requirements for both the reagent volume and the number of patients' lymphocytes, together with an increased efficiency, has made this HIV-1 culture system more practical for diagnostic virology laboratories.