virus

ed v., vaccine virus obtained by inoculating the heifer with virus from a human subject. 8]- terable v., the virus of an infectious disease which is so small that it will pa through the pores of a Berkefeld or Chamber land filter; such as the virus of typhus, rabies, vaccinia, variola, yellow fever, trachoma, dengue, etc. fix’e v., fixed v., virus of rabies which has been rendered as strong as po ible by succe ive inoculation into a series of rabbits, so that its incubation period for rabbits has become “fixed.” humanized v., vaccine lymph from the human subject. organized v., a living pathogenic microdrganism. street v., the ordinary virus of dogs affected with rabies. unorganize 1 v., any poisonous chemic substance developed within the body.