Evaluation of A/Alaska/6/77 (H3N2) cold-adapted recombinant viruses derived from A/Ann Arbor/6/60 cold-adapted donor virus in adult seronegative volunteers
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A J Sear | R. Chanock | N. Cox | B. Murphy | M. Rennels | R. Douglas | R. Betts | A. Kendal | H. Maassab | L. Cisneros | W. Anthony | M. Levine | R. Black | M. Clements | R E Black | R F Betts | A P Kendal | M M Levine | M L Clements | N J Cox | R G Douglas | M B Rennels | R M Chanock | H F Maassab | B R Murphy | W C Anthony | L A Cisneros | E H Miller | E. Miller | A. Sear
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