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SUMMARY Absorption and centrifugation studies established that the haemag- glutinin specifically associated with suckling mouse tissue infected with Coxsackie A 7 virus is particulate but distinct from the infectious particle. The haemagglutinin resembles other enteroviral haemagglutinins in being inactivated by p-chloromercuribenzoic acid. This property, together with other physical and chemical properties, suggests that the haemagglutinin is a protein. There is a serological relationship between the haemagglutinin and other non-haemagglutinating, serologically reactive substances present in tissues infected with Coxsackie A7 virus.

Studies on the Haemagglutinin Present in Coxsackie A7 Virus-Infected Suckling Mouse Tissue