Author index to volume 7

Jomal

of Mrologica! Mrrhods, 7 (1983) 357-359

357

Elsevier

AUTHOR INDEX TO VOLUME

Arstila,

P.P., see Ziegler,

7

I

T.,

Deby, G., see Bayliss, G.J., Desselberger,

Bailey, F.J., see MC Aleer, W.J., 263 Bailey, P.D., see Coleman, Barak.

S., see Elkana,

Bayliss, G.J.,

R.M.,

blocking

assay

antigens,

229

Bellamy,

K., P.S. Gardner,

and

Bradburne,

A.F.

sorbent

for the analysis

Bucens,

M.H. Hambfing,

of

G.R.,

of the IgM

cauliflower

mosaic

virus coat

11 G.H.

munoelectron

and A.L. Smith,

microscopic

virus antigen pheral

Tignor

in central

localization

nervous

Electron

and protein Buynak,

microscopic released

Farber,

A-gold.

C.V., see Esteban,

of rabies

Fendrick,

embedding

Cliver,

D.O.. see Kostenbader,

Keyserling tection

P.D.

Jr., K.D., 253

Bailey,

and A.J. Nahmias,

of herpes

cerebrospinal

simplex

R.J.

Whitley,

ELISA for the de-

virus antigens

fluid of patients

H.

see Mockett,

with encephalitis,

A.P.A.,

Darai, G., A. Rosen, J. Scholzand Induction infection fection

complexes,

73

P.B. Sanford,

from

water

M.J.

Bacteriophage

by filter chromato-

J.L. and L.M. Hallick,

tions for titration method,

Optimal

condi-

of SV40 by the plaque

assay

93 P.S., see Bellamy,

of generalized

327

of herpes simplex

H. Gelderblom,

and lethal herpesvirus virus DNA,

305

K., 65 G., 305

Gcrba,

C.P., see Farber,

F.E., 297

Gerba,

C.P., see Goyal,

S.M., 279

Goyal,

SM.

detection Gradwohl,

and C.P. Gerba, of rotavirus SE.,

Viradel

from seawater,

see Farber,

Hallick,

L.M., see Fendrick,

Halmut.

T., see Elkana,

Halonen,

in the tree shrew by intrahepatic

H., see Darai,

method

for

279

F.E., 297

in the

117 J.K.A.,

cores during for fractiona-

297

Gardner,

M., 73

H.F., see Offit, P.A., 29 R.M.,

vaccinia

in vitro: methods

337

Clark,

Coleman,

Holowczak,

of transcriptional

K.J. Lee and C.P. Gerba,

graphy,

E.B., see MC Aleer, W.J., 263

Cabrera,

studies from

T.

Detection

259

and J.A.

F.E., S.E. Gradwohl,

Tobin,

Gelderblom,

Cook,

A virus in sewage,

RNA-synthesis

J. Manor,

and S. Barak,

M., C.V. Cabrera

lm-

system and peri-

tissue using low-temperature

103

11

Y. Marzouk,

M. Herscovici

concentration T.G.,

R.C.,

J.G.,

of par-

in infected leaf tissue by western blotting,

Burrage,

K., 315

see Kennedy,

tion of transcriptional

J.C. and D. du PIesses. Detection

tially proteolysed

135

A.D., 207

Y., A. Manaa.

Halmut,

complexes

in a radioimmu-

A IgM antibody

class, 287

protein

Dreesman,

Esteban,

and G.B. Harnett,

results occurring

for hepatitis

CR.,

T.R., see Murdin,

of hepatitis

False positive

Burger,

F. W., see Peg-Fe&e,

Elkana, in

K., 65

M.R., G.R. Pietroboni

18.5

S. Rice immuno-

of human rotavirus

A.F., see Bellamy,

noassay

J., see Howard,

Doane, Do&

65

Bradburne,

Dixon,

Du Plessis, D., see Burger,

Enzyme-linked

assay for detection

stools,

I 17

G. Deby and H. Wolf, An immuno-

EBV induced

J.L.,

Dion, M., see Yelle, J., 321

Y., 259

precipitation

229

U., see Whitton,

trans-

J.L., 93

Y., 259

P.E., see Ziegler,

T.,

Hambling,

M.H., see Bellamy,

Hamelin,

C., see Yelle, J., 321

Hantz,

0.. C. Pichoud,

L. Vitvitski and C. Trepo,

Use of the cross-reactivity antigens

and antibodies

1 K., 65

with hepatitis

B virus

for the demonstration

of

35x a woodchuck system,

hepatitis

virus ‘e’antipen-antibody

Lemchuck-Favel,

Harder,

B.J., see Mc Aleer. W.J..

Harnett,

G.B., see Bucens,

Herman,

A.C., see MC Aleer, W.J.. 263

Herscovici, Hewish, barley

and

yellow

Sephacryl@ Hilleman,

D.D.

dwarf

Y.. 259 Shukla,

Markus,

Y.. see Elkana,

on

McAleer.

W.J..

223

Herman,

Chemical

and infectivity,

Harder.

of hepatitis

arttficial McDougal,

morphology

Meurman,

135 J.L.,

185

Mockett,

H. and A.M. Prince, A method forcoupling

throcytes

antigens

to aldehyde-fixed

for use in passive

I.&

ery-

hemagglutination,

127

the analysrs Keyserlinp, Konishi.

G.R.

Dreesman.

Production

of anti-idiotype

of viral antigen

H., see Coleman,

ked immunosorbent

assay

of antibodies

reagents for

systems, R.M.,

E. and M. Yamaoka,

detection

B surface

cells grown in

167

T., I

and J.K.A.

Cook,

103

antibodies

blood

to detect

and group-

of fowl adenovirus

serotypes

2,3

Motoda,

S., see Sate, S., 57

Murdin,

A.D.. T.R. Doe1 and R.E. Spier, Isolation proteins

of foot-and-mouth

Nahmias,

A.J., see Coleman,

Nahmias,

A.J.. see Lee, F.K.,-167

Nahmias,

D.G.E.,

R.M.,

see Lee, F.K.,

A.R. and N. Strick.

identification

for

encephalitis

DNA,

117

167

Strategies

for detec-

viruses

by conventional

Radioimmunoassay

disease

207

tron of transfusion-transmitted

Rapid enzyme-lin-

to Japanese

assay

to serotype-specific

specific antigens

Neurath.

117

of whole

The use of an

immunosorbent

virus by chromatof-ocusing,

Keller, P.M., see MC Aleer, W.J.. 263 and characterrzation

hepatitis

units. 263

see Ziegler,

A.P.A.

of capsid Jo, K.. see Sato, S., 57

R.C. and

W.J.

and 4. 327

Iwase, I., see Sate. S., 57

Kennedy,

A.C.

and M.R. Htl-

hepatoma

J.S., see Lee, F.K., O.H.,

Bailey,

Wampler,

Miller, W.J., see MC Aleer, W.J., 263

F., set Whitton.

cytomegalovirus

F.J.

D.E.

of purified

capillary

enzyme-linked Ikram.

Y.. 259

Markus,

antigen from Alexander

on virus-asso-

activity.

B.J.

leman, Production

inactivation

polymerase

H.Z.

Miller, P.M. Keller, E.B. Buynak

M.. 73

B vrrus: the effect of disinfectants

Hundley,

H.Z., see MC Aleer, W.J., 263

virus by gel filtration

.].A., see Esteban,

DNA

Y., 259 Y.. 259

Marzouk,

C.R.. J. Dixon, P. Young, P. van Eerd and

crated

A., see Elkana, J., see Elkana,

of

M.R., see MC Aleer, W.J., 263

H. Schellekens,

Manaa. Manor.

Purification

S-1000 Superfine,

Holowzcak,

F.E.. 297

L.. see Sacks, S.L., 199

263

M.R., 287

M., see Elkana, D.R.

Howard,

Lee. K.J., see Farber,

45

serologic

for picogram

eluding tests. I.

quantities

of

155

vrrus. 21 Kostenbader. brane Krakow,

Jr..

K.D.

filter evaluations

D.O.

microradioiodination dodecyl

trophoresis.

Mem-

O’Donnell.

B.. see Whitton.

253

Offit,

H.F. Clark,

and M. Strand,

A

for detection

of

method

amounts

Clrver,

ustng poliovirus.

J.S.. D.A. Scheinberg

nanogram dium

and

of proteins

resolved

sulfate-polyacrylamide

by sogel elec-

P.A..

J.L.,

and S.A. Plotkin, The cultivation virus. stratn

‘Wa’. to high titer in cell structure

and characterizatton peptides.

of the viral structural

Lambert.

D.M.. see Pona, M.W.. 217

Lee. F.K., A.J. Nahmias,

copy.

nation

M.W.. 217

increase

D.G.E.NahmiasandJ.S.

Demonstration

immune 167

poly-

29

Pares. R.D. and M.I. Whitecross. A.L.. see Pans.

McDougal.

E.M. Twist

of human rota-

273

Lambcrt,

within

I85

W.G. Stoop,

complexes

of virus by electron

particles micros-

of the utrlisatton particle

tion of rod-shaped Payment.

for length

plant viruses.

P.. see Trepanier,

Peg-Feige. support

number

A crttical exami-

of serum coated grids to determma-

241

P.. 149

K. and F.W. Doane. Effect ofspecimen film

microscopy.

in solid 3 I5

phase

immunoelectron

359 Pichoud, C., see Hantz. Pietroboni, Plotkin,

G.R.,

S.A., see Offit.

Pons, M.W., O.M.

O., 45

see Bucens, M.R.,

A.L.

HEp-2

29

Lambert,

Rochovansky,

syncytial

P.A.,

287

D.M.

Lambert

and

of respiratory

in actively

growing

cells, 217

Prince, A.M.,

M.J.,

Tovey,

G.,

H..

127

O.M..

C.-Z.

217

Teh, L. Lemchuk-Favel.

Sero-

rison of BVDU

sensitivities,

indirect

wtth monoclonal

Sato, S., S. Motoda, dial complement

and

with cross-adsor-

199

P.R., see Farber.

297

I. fwase and K. Jo, Single rafixation test using complement

type specific antigens of influenza D.A..

Scheilekens.

see Krakow,

H., see Howard,

Scholz. .I.. see Darai. Shukla,

D.D.,

Smith, A.L..

Smith, M.. see Tovey.

Strand.

M., see Krakow.

W.G.,

virus, 57

135

see Offit,

Wampler,

D.E.,

Whitecross,

Ttgnor,

D.R.,

223 337

A.D.,

R.J., see Coleman. J.L..

Applications virolopy,

R.M.,

F. Hundley,

Desselberger,

Wolf,

see Pares, R.D.,

Silver

263

241 117

B. O’Donnell

staining

and U.

of nucleic acids.

in virus research and in diagnostic

185

H.. see Bayiiss. G.J.,

229

Yamaoka,

M., see Konishi,

E., 21

fection of mammalian

timal culture conditions, Young,

P., see Howard,

Ziegler,

T., O.H.

Efficient trans-

cells with viral DNA

in op-

321

C.R.,

I35

207

J.S., 273

Meurman,

Solid-phase

P.P. Arstila

and P.E.

A.R.,

155

Halonen,

P.A.,

29

the detection of herpes simplex virus antigens in

see Sacks. S.L.,

G.H.,

135

see MC Aleer. W.J.,

M.I..

ctinical specimens, Teh, C.-Z.,

C.R.,

0.. 45

Yelle, J., M. Dion and C. Hamelin,

G., 41

Struck, N.. see Neurath, Stroop,

C.R.,

see Burrage, T.G.,

Spisr, R.E.. see Murdin.

G.. 41

P.A.. 29

J.S., 273

G., 305

see Hewish,

see Offit.

L., see Hantz,

Whitton,

film. Assay of the antibody response to strain and

Scheinherg,

P., 149

see Tovey,

Van Eerd, P., see Howard.

Whitley,

F.E.,

0.. 45

immuno-

antibodies,

immunofluorescence

bed rabbit antibodies,

K.N.,

Vitvitskt,

for the identi-

syncytial virus po-

149

M., see Trepanier,

Twist. E.M..

typing of herpes simplex virus isolates: a compa-

Sanford,

procedure

C.. see Hantz,

Tsiquaye.

G.. 305

and A.J.

P., P. Payment and M. Trudel, Modified

immunoprecipitation

Trudel.

see Pons. M.W.,

Rosen. A., see Darai,

indirect

297 Tsiquaye

A new method for detecting hepati-

lypeptides,

Rice. S., see Bellamy. K., 65

fluorescence

F.E., K.N.

tis B surface antigen in liver by silver staining, 41 Trepanier,

Trcpo,

Sacks. S.L.,

Smith,

ficatton of human respiratory

see Ikram,

Rochovansky.

see Farber, M.

Zuckerman,

Improvement

virus replication

Tobin.

see Burrage,

Zuckerman,

199 T.G..

337

enzyme-tmmunoassay

1

A..I.. see Tovey.

G.. 41

for