Human enteric coronaviruses: further characterization and immunoblotting of viral proteins
M Battaglia, N Passarani, A Di Matteo… - The Journal of infectious …, 1987 - JSTOR
M Battaglia, N Passarani, A Di Matteo, G Gerna
The Journal of infectious diseases, 1987•JSTORStrains of coronavirus (CV) can be responsible for acute diarrhea in different animal species
[1]. The enteropatho-genic role of CVs in humans, however, has not been definitely
established. Evidence for association of CV in-fection and gastroenteritis in man has been
obtained mainly by using electron microscopy to detect CV-like par-ticles in the feces of
patients with diarrhea [2-4]. Because
[1]. The enteropatho-genic role of CVs in humans, however, has not been definitely
established. Evidence for association of CV in-fection and gastroenteritis in man has been
obtained mainly by using electron microscopy to detect CV-like par-ticles in the feces of
patients with diarrhea [2-4]. Because
Strains of coronavirus (CV) can be responsible for acute diarrhea in different animal species [1]. The enteropatho-genic role of CVs in humans, however, has not been definitely established. Evidence for association of CV in-fection and gastroenteritis in man has been obtained mainly by using electron microscopy to detect CV-like par-ticles in the feces of patients with diarrhea [2-4]. Because
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