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Immunological adjuvants IV. Relationship between adjuvant activity and antigenicity in mycobacterial adjuvant

Experientia, 1971
Wahrend sich bei Endotoxinen der Adjuvanseffekt proportional zur Antigenitat verhalt, ist diese Beziehung bei dem aus Tuberkelbazillen isolierten Wachs D nicht der Fall.
T, Ishibashi, S, Tanaka, K, Sugiyama, T, Koga   +3 more
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Immunologic Adjuvants for Modern Vaccine Formulations

Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, 1995
Optimization of the immunogenicity of many new-generation vaccine formulations, including combination vaccines, will require the use of immunologic adjuvants other than the aluminum compounds in today's licensed vaccines. The selection of adjuvants for use in vaccine formulation may be as critical as the choice of the vaccine antigens themselves in ...
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Applied immunology of mineral oil adjuvants

Journal of Allergy, 1961
I N 1956, in reviewing the historical development of the use of water-in-oil emulsions as immunologic adjuvants, Jules Freund wrote the following succinct statement. “The past of the whole subject is long, but its history is rather short. Indeed in retrospect one wonders at the disproportion between the length of time and the fewness of the steps that ...
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Immunological adjuvants: Help still needed here

Agents and Actions, 1977
Adjuvants/immunostimulants are no longer esoteric tools or playthings of the immunologist. Nevertheless they can take their rightful place in the therapeutic armoury only when problems of their safety and acceptability are resolved. Pharmacologists/toxicologists and chemical innovators are certainly needed to assist the efforts of immunobiologists to ...
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Potentiality of gelatin microsphere as immunological adjuvant

Vaccine, 1995
This paper describes a new attempt to enhance the production of antibody by delivery of an antigen to phagocytic antigen-presenting cells (e.g. macrophages) using gelatin microspheres. A model protein antigen, human gamma globulin (HGG), was incorporated into microspheres composed of gelatin which have an opsonic ability for macrophage phagocytosis ...
R, Nakaoka, Y, Tabata, Y, Ikada
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Immunology and Adjuvant Chemoimmunotherapy of Breast Cancer

Archives of Surgery, 1976
Antibody against a breast carcinoma antigen was present in patients with breast carcinoma and other cancer more often (P less than .05) than in normal women. The incidence of antibody in women with breast carcinoma correlated with the presence or absence of gross tumor, and the titer of antibody paralleled the clinical course.
F C, Sparks, A G, Wile, K P, Ramming, H K, Silver, R W, Wolk, D L, Morton   +5 more
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Immunological adjuvants: a role for liposomes

Immunology Today, 1990
Recent technological advances have resulted in the production of safe subunit and synthetic small peptide vaccines. These vaccines are weakly or non-immunogenic and cannot, therefore, be used effectively in the absence of immunological adjuvants (agents that can induce strong immunity to antigens).
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Viruses as immunological adjuvants in cancer

Biochimica et Biophysica Acta (BBA) - Reviews on Cancer, 1974
Abstract Homogenates of tumor cells infected with certain viruses are more immunogenic than similar extracts from noninfected cells. This phenomenon has been most thoroughly studied with nonspecific tumors and influenza virus, but it has also been shown with strain-specific tumors and other viruses.
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Immunological Adjuvants

International Archives of Allergy and Immunology, 1969
T. Koga, T. Ishibashi, K. Sugiyama, A. Tanaka   +3 more
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Immunological Adjuvants

1992
A C, Allison, N E, Byars
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