On Reporting Interferon Research

  1. SIDNEY E. GROSSBERG, M.D.
  1. Department of Microbiology, The Medical College of Wisconsin;
    Milwaukee, Wisconsin

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    Recent progress in interferon research has emphasized the importance of the use of interferon standard preparations and the proper reporting of results of interferon studies. With the availability of sufficient quantities of human interferons for clinical trials, the preparations have been shown effective in the treatment of hepatitis B, respiratory virus infections, varicella-zoster, and other herpesvirus infections and of certain human tumors. Findings of these trials and of the many ongoing experimental investigations underscore the need for accurate comparisons among laboratories of the materials studied and the results obtained. Such studies include application of recombinant DNA technology to produce numerous

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