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In January 1967, the first volume of a new journal, the Journal of General Virology, was launched. It contained 18 articles, 17 of which came from laboratories in the UK. The topics provide a good snapshot for the state-of-the-art in virological research 50 years ago. The first human footsteps had not yet appeared on the Moon, but virologists were able to define the biophysical characteristics of viruses [1] and identify the effects of interferon on the synthesis of viral nucleic acid [2]. These achievements may seem modest in the landscape of today’s technologically advanced laboratories, but at the time they represented significant advances in our understanding of viral biology.

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