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Although all recognised viruses can be excluded from an experimental system, previously unsuspected viruses causing no obvious effects ('silent' viruses) will continue to be discovered.

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Blood Samples from Mice for LDH Estimation .

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Introduction Inapparent virus infections of experimental animals and tissue culture systems present to the investigator a problem which it is impossible to overcome completely.

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Effect of LDV Infection on Immune Response to Various Antigenic Stimuli.

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106 We wish to express our thanks to our many colleagues who generously provided us with preprints of their work, and unpublished observations.

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We are particularly indebted to those who donated prints of their electron micrographs of the virus.

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101 b) Determination of Plasma LDH by Spectrophotometric Method (Forward Reaction) .

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Diagnosis of LDV Infection in Miee.

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A truly silent virus would replicate, causing no change in its host cell, damage to infected tissue or immune response and would pre­ sumably be of no consequence.

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