Antigenicity testing of plain and aluminium hydroxide-adsorbed whole-cell cholera vaccines
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Abstract
The antigenicity of a plain and of an aluminium hydroxide-adsorbed whole-cell cholera vaccine was investigated by the active mouse protection test and the vibriocidal antibody production assay in mice. In the active mouse protection test, between the antigenicity of the Inaba and Ogawa component of …
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| Authors | Joó I;; |
| Journal | Acta tropica |
| Year | 1979 |
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immunization
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Mice
animals
pubmed abstract
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Comparative Study
Antigens
bacterial*
antibody formation
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adjuvants
immunologic*
pmid:41423
aluminum hydroxide* / administration & dosage
cholera vaccines / administration & dosage
cholera vaccines / immunology*
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