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Immunoglobulin G Neutralization by Inhibition of Attachment of Virus to the Cell, of the major surface protein inhibited attachment by 78%–96% but neutralized by up to 99.999999% (. et al. 1990). Another problem is that experimenters sometimes use only one concentration of IgG (e.g. . et al. 1981), which renders the conclusion that the observed inhibition of attachment is the pr

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Neutralization Which Occurs by Virus Binding Antibody After It Has Attached to a Cell,d by neutralizing IgG are all candidates for post-attachment neutralization. It is an important concept as it indicates that IgG can act at a relatively late stage of virus-cell interaction. However, there is selectivity of antibody action as post-attachment neutralization of adenovirus was achieved

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Role of the Cell in Neutralization,dhesion molecule 1 (ICAM-1) is the attachment protein for rhinovirus, a member of the immunoglobulin superfamily for poliovirus, class I major histocompatibility complex (MHC) for Semliki forest virus, adenovirus and human cytomegalovirus (HCMV), class II MHC for lactic dehydrogenaseelevating virus

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Neutralization by Inhibition of Release of Progeny Virus from the Infected Cell,bitor of NA (. and . 1976). However, anti-NA Fab also inhibits NA activity very efficiently but does not affect the release of virus from infected cells or diminish plaque size when incorporated into the agar overlay (. et al. 1971). This suggests that it is not inhibition of NA activity per se but