Karl Landsteiner was the first to identify this virus, which causes a disease first discovered by Jakob Heine.
Strains of this virus include MEF-1, Mahoney, and Saukett. This enterovirus binds to CD155, which is sometimes called its namesake receptor. Karl Landsteiner was the first to identify this virus, which causes a disease first discovered by Jakob Heine. The first vaccine against this virus used inactivated cultures, in contrast to the attenuated viruses used in the Sabin vaccine against it. Jonas Salk developed the first vaccine against this virus. For 10 points, name this virus, which causes a paralysis-inducing disease that affected Franklin Roosevelt.
Strains of this virus include MEF-1, Mahoney, and Saukett. This enterovirus binds to CD155, which is sometimes called its namesake receptor.
polio [or poliovirus; or poliomyelitis]