FORMATION OF AMINES BY INTESTINAL MICROORGANISMS AND THE INFLUENCE OF CHLORTETRACYCLINE

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Abstract
The administration of cortisone to chick embryos inoculated with large quantities of inactive influenza B virus results in a rate of viral increase greater than is concommittantly observed with inocula of comparable infectivity which are devoid of inactive particles. Thus, more than a mere negation of autointerference is effected.