1962
DOI: 10.1055/s-0028-1111740
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Die Panagglutination

Abstract: Mikroorganismen versthiedener Herkunft können bei einer Infektion in vitro ein Blutmuster so verändern, daß die Zellen durth alle Seren agglutiniert werden (Hübener, Thomsen, Friedenreich). Dieses ,, Panagglutinationsphänomen fand von Anfang an großes theoretisches Interesse. Seine praktische und prinzipielle Bedeutung wurde erst später erkannt; sie ergibt sich 1. für die Blutgruppenforschung und praktische Blutgruppenbestimmung; 2. für die Kenntnis der Pathogenese bestimmter, erworbener hämolytischer 'Anämi… Show more

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“…More than 120,000 subjects received intradermal and subcutaneous injections with a low dose of MVA (1 × 10 6 TCID 50 ) before the mass-vaccination program was discontinued [37] . Prior clinical trials described the safety and tolerability of the vaccine and served as the basis for licensure in Germany [66–68] . These studies included data on 7098 subjects (5691 aged <3 years and 1407 aged >3 years).…”
Section: Clinical Experience With Imvamunementioning
confidence: 99%
“…More than 120,000 subjects received intradermal and subcutaneous injections with a low dose of MVA (1 × 10 6 TCID 50 ) before the mass-vaccination program was discontinued [37] . Prior clinical trials described the safety and tolerability of the vaccine and served as the basis for licensure in Germany [66–68] . These studies included data on 7098 subjects (5691 aged <3 years and 1407 aged >3 years).…”
Section: Clinical Experience With Imvamunementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Modified vaccinia virus Ankara is an attenuated strain of vaccinia virus that was originally developed for use as safer vaccine during the last decades of the smallpox eradication campaign [11,12] . Indeed, MVA was chosen by the Bavarian State Vaccine Institute in Munich (Germany) as a basis for the evaluation of new vaccine preparations and vaccination strategies against smallpox [13,14] . From 1968 to 1988, MVA immunizations were administered to more than 120,000 individuals in Germany without significant adverse events.…”
Section: Mva: a Replication-deficient Poxvirus Vectormentioning
confidence: 99%