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Cytogenetic study of the continuous RH cell line and its clones with a different susceptibility to measles virus by Gulevich, N E, Nagieva, F G

“…A comparative karyological study was carried out on the RH continuous line of human embryo kidney cells and its 3 clones differing in their sensitivity to the…”
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Restoration of the sensitivity of cells resistant to Coxsackie B3 virus after treatment with sensitive cell filtrate by Gulevich, N E, Voronina, F V, Khesin, Ia E

“…The study was done with J-96 cell line sensitive to Coxsackie B3 virus and the subline J-41 derived from it and resistant to this virus. In order to determine…”
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Comparative cytogenetic study of a continuous human cell line and its subline susceptible and resistant, respectively, to coxsackie B3 virus by Khesin, Y E, Amchenkova, A M, Gulevich, N E, Stonova, N S, Narovlyansky, A N

“…Cytogenetic characteristics of the J-96 human cell line and its J-41 subline, highly susceptible and resistant, respectively, to coxsackie B3 virus, were…”
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Association between group G chromosomes, especially chromosome G21, and susceptibility of human cells to coxsackie B viruses by Khesin, Ya. E., Amchenkova, A. M., Gulevich, N. E., Narovlyanskii, A. N.

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Stimulation by calcium chloride of virus-induced interferon formation by blood, haemopoietic organ and continuous human cells by Orlova, T G, Mamontova, T V, Mentkevich, L M, Gulevich, N E, Soloviev, V D

“…Calcium chloride stimulated virus-induced production of leukocyte interferon by human and animal blood and haemopoietic organ cells. CaCl2 treatment of…”
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Studies on antiviral immunity using tissue culture methods. II. Obtaining cells resistant to poliomyelitis virus by SOLOVYOV, V D, GULEVICH, N E

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Recovery of sensitivity of J-41 cells to coxsackie B3 virus by treatment with exogenous alkaline phosphatase by Voronina, F. V., Gulevich, N. E., Khesin, Ya. E.

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Comparative karyologic study of transplantable MIO and MIO-r cells sensitive and resistant to poliovirus by Andryunin, A. V., Gulevich, N. E., Stonova, N. S.

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Possible location of the gene of human cell sensitivity to Coxsackie B virus in the short ARM of chromosome 21 by Amchenkova, A. M., Narovlyanskii, A. N., Gulevich, N. E., Khesin, Ya. E.

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Preservation of HeLa cells in suspensions at room temperature and in refrigeration at 4 degrees C by GULEVICH, N E, ZALKIND, S Ia

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Genetic mechanisms of the human interferon system as a factor of the maintenance of cellular homeostasis by Khesin, Ia E, Amchenkova, A M, Narovlianskiĭ, A N, Gulevich, N E, Voronina, F V

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Possibility of determining the species of cultured cells by the method of membrane immunofluorescence by Smirnova, V N, Gulevich, N E

“…Different cell cultures were studied in order to determine their species appurtenance by the method of indirect membrane immunofluorescence. A continuous line…”
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Anticellular action of alpha-interferons of various origins by Pokidysheva, L N, Gulevich, N E, Lavrukhina, L A

“…The results of the study of the anticellular effect of alpha-interferons of various origins (human, porcine, and bovine) on the growth of human lymphoblastoid…”
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Action of human leukocyte interferon on poliomyelitis virus reproduction in resistant MIO(r) cells by Gulevich, N E, Orlova, N G, Pokidysheva, L N

“…The effect of human leukocyte interferon on reproduction of poliomyelitis virus in MIO cells resistant to this virus (MIOr) and sensitive MIO cells was…”
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Recovery of the sensitivity of J-41 cells to Coxsackie B3 virus by treatment with exogenous alkaline phosphatase by Voronina, F V, Gulevich, N E, Khesin, Ia E

“…It has been shown that injection of G-41 cell cultures, deficient as regards alkaline phosphatase and resistant to Coxsackie B3 virus, in conjunction with…”
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Comparative karyologic study of transplantable MIO and MIO-r cells, sensitive and resistant to poliomyelitis virus by Andriunin, A V, Gulevich, N E, Stonova, N S

“…The continuous MIO cell line, highly sensitive to poliovirus, and the derivative subline MIO-r specifically resistant to this virus have been studied…”
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Karyometric investigation of the cytopathic effect of poliomyelitis virus in leukaemic cell cultures by KHESIN, I E, GULEVICH, N E

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Possible localization of the gene of sensitivity of human cells to Coxsackie B virus in the short arm of chromosome 21 by Amchenkova, A M, Narovlianskiĭ, A N, Gulevich, N E, Khesin, Ia E

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Karyotype change in human cell cultures in the process of the reversion of Coxsackie B virus sensitivity by Amchenkova, A M, Narovlianskiĭ, A N, Khesin, Ia E, Gulevich, N E

“…The study was done on a subline of cells reverting to sensitivity to Coxsackie B3 virus after treatment of J-41 cells resistant to this virus with a homogenate…”
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Heterochromatinic segments in chromosomes of cultured human cells, sensitive and resistant to Coxsackie B viruses by Narovlianskiĭ, A N, Amchenkova, A M, Stonova, N S, Shatalin, K Iu, Gulevich, N E

“…Comparative karyological studies of C-heterochromatin have been made on line J-96 of human cells, which are susceptible to enteroviruses, and on cell line J-41…”
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