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[Activation of the alternative complement pathway by Newcastle disease virus. II) Effects mediated by infected
Bollettino Della Societa Italiana Di Biologia Sperimentale
|August 31, 1984
Abstract:
Murine lymphoid cells, infected in vitro with the virus of Newcastle disease, acquire the ability to activate the alternative pathway of mouse complement. At least two different mechanisms are involved: one dependent on the neuraminidasic activity of NDV, the other due to virus-induced epitopes on the surface of murine lymphoid cells.