Isolation and characterization of hepatitis A virus.

  • 1 May 1976
    • journal article
    • Vol. 65, 876-89
Abstract
This paper presents current isolation technics of hepatitis A virus (HAV) from human and chimpanzee stool, liver, and bile specimens, as well as comparative characterizations of HAV buoyant density properties of human and chimpanzee stool-derived particles. In addition, methods designed for the extraction and purification of HAV from large samples of stool and liver tissues, including agar gel filtration, are discussed in detail.

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