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CATTLE are known to carry a substance(s) in their sera which specifically neutralizes various strains of polio virus1. It has been thought that the production of this neutralizing substance might be due to infection of the cattle with some other virus sharing a common antigen with the polio virus. No such agent, however, has so far been discovered.
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NATH, N., BALAYA, S. & MOHAPATRA, L. Strains of Bovine Enterovirus sharing Antigen with Polio Virus-2. Nature 229, 342–343 (1971). https://doi.org/10.1038/229342a0
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