1972
DOI: 10.1111/j.1439-0450.1972.tb00442.x
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Orale Immunisierung von Füchsen gegen Tollwut

Abstract: Summary Oral immunisation of foxes against rabies Six male and female serologically negative foxes were vaccinated against rabies twice at an interval of two months with a plaque‐purified WIRAB strain, grown in BHK culture and administered in the drinking water or by pipette. Three uninoculated control foxes were kept in direct contact (same cages) for 39 weeks with the vaccinated foxes. The harmlessness and effectiveness of the vaccine was tested clinically and serologically in the vaccinated animals and the … Show more

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“…After its original isolation during 1935, the SAD strain was adapted to cell culture and passaged serially to derive the attenuated vaccine, ERA, for veterinary use (Abelseth 1964;Lawson et al 1967). This vaccine strain was the progenitor of all later laboratory research and field work with MLV in ORV (Baer et al 1971;Mayr et al 1972;Black and Lawson 1973;Debbie et al 1972). Administration of a sufficiently potent MLV elicited the induction of VNA and subsequent protection against a lethal RABV challenge infection after oral vaccination (Supplementary Material Fig.…”
Section: Progressionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…After its original isolation during 1935, the SAD strain was adapted to cell culture and passaged serially to derive the attenuated vaccine, ERA, for veterinary use (Abelseth 1964;Lawson et al 1967). This vaccine strain was the progenitor of all later laboratory research and field work with MLV in ORV (Baer et al 1971;Mayr et al 1972;Black and Lawson 1973;Debbie et al 1972). Administration of a sufficiently potent MLV elicited the induction of VNA and subsequent protection against a lethal RABV challenge infection after oral vaccination (Supplementary Material Fig.…”
Section: Progressionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Zur Kontrolle des Impferfolges mui3 das Einzeltier 10 Tage nach der Vakzinierung auf die Ausbildung von Impfpocken uberpruft, also erneut gefangen und untersucht werden. Fur groi3ere Zuchtbestande bedeutet dieses Impfverfahren arbeitstechnisch eine groi3e Belastung, ganz abgesehen von dem Strei3 und der Verletzungsgefahr, die mit dem Fangen der wertvollen Ziervogel verbunden sind.Aufgabe vorliegender Arbeit war es, vergleichend zu prufen, ob auch die derzeit fur die Immunprophylaxe besonders interessanten nicht-parenteralen Immunisierungsmethoden (1, 2, 4, 5,6,17,20,23) dafur eingesetzt werden konnten. Den speziellen Anstoi3 dazu gaben die in jungster Zeit publizierten Untersuchungen zur oralen Immunisierung gegen Pockeninfektionen der Tiere (3, 7,8,9,10,15,16,19,21).…”
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“…Aufgabe vorliegender Arbeit war es, vergleichend zu prufen, ob auch die derzeit fur die Immunprophylaxe besonders interessanten nicht-parenteralen Immunisierungsmethoden (1, 2, 4, 5,6,17,20,23) dafur eingesetzt werden konnten. Den speziellen Anstoi3 dazu gaben die in jungster Zeit publizierten Untersuchungen zur oralen Immunisierung gegen Pockeninfektionen der Tiere (3, 7,8,9,10,15,16,19,21).…”
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