Measles Viruses on Throat Swabs from Measles Patients Use Signaling Lymphocytic Activation Molecule (CDw150) but Not CD46 as a Cellular Receptor
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Y. Yanagi | H. Minagawa | Y. Hidaka | N. Ono | H. Tatsuo | Tomonobu Aoki
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