1960
DOI: 10.1097/00000441-196008000-00001
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Studies in Tuberculo-Immunity

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“…Thus in tests in guinea-pigs the B.C.G. substrain used in the Puerto Rico trial was reported as showing less immunizing potency than several others, including the Phipps substrain used by Aronson et al; one substrain from the laboratory supplying the Georgia/Alabama trial showed low, and another from the same laboratory high potency (Willis et al, 1960;Willis and Vandiviere, 1961). Though these tests were made some years after the trials, and therefore cannot be conclusive, I shall give later some additional indirect information on this point.…”
Section: Anon-hartmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…Thus in tests in guinea-pigs the B.C.G. substrain used in the Puerto Rico trial was reported as showing less immunizing potency than several others, including the Phipps substrain used by Aronson et al; one substrain from the laboratory supplying the Georgia/Alabama trial showed low, and another from the same laboratory high potency (Willis et al, 1960;Willis and Vandiviere, 1961). Though these tests were made some years after the trials, and therefore cannot be conclusive, I shall give later some additional indirect information on this point.…”
Section: Anon-hartmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…Valuable contributions for the understanding of host-agent interaction in experimental tuberculosis have been made by detailed histologic and bacteriologic studies (1)(2)(3)(4)(5)(6)(7)(8)(9)(10)(11). Important as the findings of such studies are, it would nevertheless seem that their significance must eventually be evaluated in terms of the final outcome of the infection, that is, in terms of tuberculous disease and death.…”
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