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Preservation and propagation of cowpox virus in old text
The excerpt discusses methods to preserve cowpox virus, noting the need to keep material dry and airless, and describes new approaches using inoculated vesicles and their fluids. It explains crust formation, pus development under the crust, and the progression of vesicle maturation, arguing for the central crusts forming from active virus rather than stagnant matter.
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