Studies on influenza - and Newcastle disease virus at the University's Institute of Microbiology (Budapest) in 1948-50

G. Sinkovics, Joseph (1999) Studies on influenza - and Newcastle disease virus at the University's Institute of Microbiology (Budapest) in 1948-50. Acta Microbiologica et Immunologica Hungarica, 46 (1). pp. 21-23. ISSN 1217-8950

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Abstract

In 1946–48 the Institutes of Pathophysiology and Microbiology functioned as one faculty under the directorship of professor Sándor Belák. This marvellous old building at Hőgyes Endre street 7–9 housed previously the laboratories of Endre Hőgyes who produced the Pasteur-Roux type rabies vaccine; and those of Hugó Preisz who described first developmental forms of bacteria that were later referred to as pleuropneumonia-like growth phase (but professor Preisz called these developmental forms „Pettenkofferia”).

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