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M. David Hoggan

Johns Hopkins University

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Journal of the National Cancer Institute | 1968

Serologic Evidence for Human Infection With Adenovirus-Associated Viruses

Neil R. Blacklow; M. David Hoggan; Wallace P. Rowe

American Journal of Epidemiology | 1968

EPIDEMIOLOGY OF ADENOVIRUS-ASSOCIATED VIRUS INFECTION IN A NURSERY POPULATION

Neil R. Blacklow; M. David Hoggan; Albert Z. Kapikian; Joan B. Austin; Wallace P. Rowe

American Journal of Epidemiology | 1959

THE ISOLATION AND PROPERTIES OF A VARIANT OF HERPES SIMPLEX PRODUCING MULTINUCLEATED GIANT CELLS IN MONOLAYER CULTURES IN THE PRESENCE OF ANTIBODY

M. David Hoggan; Bernard Roizman

American Journal of Epidemiology | 1971

A SEROEPIDEMIOLOGIC STUDY OF ADENOVIRUS-ASSOCIATED VIRUS INFECTION IN INFANTS AND CHILDREN

Neil R. Blacklow; M. David Hoggan; Mitzi S. Sereno; Carl D. Brandt; Hyun Wha Kim; Robert H. Parrott; Robert M. Chanock

Virology | 1959

The effect of the temperature of incubation on the formation and release of herpes simplex virus in infected FL cells

M. David Hoggan; Bernard Roizman

Journal of Virology | 1972

Immunological Reactivity of Antisera Prepared Against the Sodium Dodecyl Sulfate-Treated Structural Polypeptides of Adenovirus-Associated Virus

F. Brent Johnson; Neil R. Blacklow; M. David Hoggan

Journal of Immunology | 1960

The effect of the temperature of incubation on the spread of Herpes simplex virus in an immune environment in cell culture.

M. David Hoggan; Bernard Roizman; Thomas B. Turner

American Journal of Epidemiology | 1969

OBSERVATIONS ON TWO NEW ADENOVIRUS SEROTYPES WITH UNUSUAL ANTIGENIC CHARACTERISTICS

Neil R. Blacklow; M. David Hoggan; Joan B. Austin; Wallace P. Rowe

American Journal of Epidemiology | 1961

FURTHER STUDIES OF VARIANTS OF HERPES SIMPLEX VIRUS THAT PRODUCE SYNCYTIA OR POCKLIKE LESIONS IN CELL CULTURES

M. David Hoggan; Bernard Roizman; Philip R. Roane

Virology | 1960

Linear and parabolic estimates of the titers of herpes simplex from pock counts on the chorioallantoic membrane of embryonated eggs

Bernard Roizman; M. David Hoggan; Jerome Cornfield

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Bernard Roizman

University of Chicago

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Neil R. Blacklow

National Institutes of Health

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Wallace P. Rowe

National Institutes of Health

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F. Brent Johnson

Brigham Young University

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Jerome Cornfield

Johns Hopkins University

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Albert Z. Kapikian

National Institutes of Health

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Carl D. Brandt

George Washington University

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Hyun Wha Kim

George Washington University

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Robert H. Parrott

George Washington University

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Robert M. Chanock

National Institutes of Health

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