Detection of virus antigens in Swiss albino mice infected by milk-borne mouse mammary tumour virus: the effect of age, sex and reproductive status. II. Radioimmunoassay of two virus components, gp47 and p28 in serum and organ extracts.
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S. Kozma | P. Franchimont | C. Calberg‐Bacq | P. Osterrieth | C. François | J. Hendrick | L. Gosselin
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