NON-SPECIFIC VIRAL INACTIVATING SUBSTANCE (VIS) IN HUMAN AND MAMMALIAN SERA - NATURAL ANTAGONISTS TO THE INACTIVATOR OF NEWCASTLE DISEASE VIRUS AND OBSERVATIONS ON THE NATURE OF THE UNION BETWEEN THE INACTIVATOR AND VIRUS

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