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On the Infective Agents of Trachoma and Vaccinia
A special Study by Electron Microscopy
Yozo SugitaShinichiro Sugita
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1950 Volume 1 Issue 2 Pages 95-97

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1) The trachoma viruses, taken out purely from the human trachomatous tissues by differential ultracentrifugation, appeared on electron microscopic photographs as round granules about 130-170 millimicron in diameter.
2) The vaccinia viruses, taken out from the inoculated rabbit testes and troated similarly, appeared on the photographs likewise as round granules about 180-140 milli micron in diameter.
3) The viruses, of both the trachoma and vaccinia, were often accompanied with capsule-like attachments, which mainly consist of protein and are supposed to form a condition similar to protective colloid for the virus particles.

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