(1) Morphological examinations of the brains and spinal cords of these animals infected with the Soph-K strain revealed acute and subacute forms of encephalitis.
(2) Over half of those polled felt that SOPHE should continue to hold mid-year meetings; most of the rest were not sure.
(3) A third to a half had made contact with another health educator on health education business, and about one fifth had increased their participation in SOPHE affairs due to the meeting.
(4) 3% of SOPHE members attended the first meeting, rising to 7% and 12% in subsequent years.
(5) The results of the study of clones derived from chronically TBE-infected Hep-2-Soph cell line are presented.
(6) The pathogenicity of the Soph-K strain of tick-borne encephalitis (TBE) virus produced by the persistently infected HEp-2-Soph cell culture was investigated in monkeys, white mice and hamsters.
(7) The Soph-K strain was shown to retain its pathogenic properties for mice of different ages and hamsters.
(8) Monkeys inoculated with the Soph-K strain intracerebrally showed an asymptomatic infection with the pathomorphological picture of subacute disseminated meningoencephalitis with a progredient course for 3 months of observation.
(9) The Society for Public Health Education's (SOPHE) first three mid-year scientific symposia were evaluated three months after each meeting with questionnaires mailed to all national SOPHE members who attended and a 10% sample of members who did not attend.
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(11) In 13 out of 15 clones, the infectious virus and antigen synthesis were demonstrated which suggested that the majority of cells of the parental HEp-2-Soph line had been infected with TBE virus.