… from the un-neutralized control virus (Possee et al., 1982; … that un-neutralized and neutralized
influenza virus follow the … with neutralized virus synthesized no detectable virus RNA or …

… S2 domain, and neutralize the virus with or without inhibiting … of hmAbs that could neutralize
viral variants including escape … and have different mechanisms of action might be of clinical …

… Here, the immunochemical basis for the action of neutralizing … of the mechanisms by which
antibodies neutralize virus … of the hypothesis that viruses are neutralized by a single antibody …

… neutralize the virus in vitro could also protect against infection in vivo. MAb which could not
neutralize the virus in … It was shown that as early as 2 h after infection, neither neutralizing nor …

… , cellfree visna virus, serum from a sheep hyperimmunized with visna virus, and … the virus
were effective in neutralization, irrespective of the target cell. However, the site of neutralization …

… viral infection can neutralize the inciting virus. Subsequent studies of bacterial and animal
virus neutralization … Following are some salient aspects of viral neutralization. (1) The stage in …

… Studies on reactivation of neutralized virus are of interest because they may help to … that
unite virus and antibody. Consequently, a study was undertaken of the mechanism of action of …

… Theories of how antibodies neutralize virus infectivity have … and quantitative bases for
neutralization have continually arisen… problems of virus neutralization—mechanism, stoichiometry, …

… -mediated neutralization of viruses is their mode of action. In this report, we have identified
the mechanism by which two human α-defensins restrict infection by a nonenveloped virus. …

… Since neutralized virus synthesized no new virus proteins we concluded that neutralizing
antibody inhibited some step in the pathway leading to synthesis of viral mRNA and studies in …