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ISCOMs and Immunostimulation with Viral Antigens
1989With the dissection of microorganisms followed by biochemical and immunological characterization, antigens inducing protective immunity became recognized. Early attempts to use these isolated antigens as vaccines, i.e. subunit vaccines, showed that although immunogenic in situ as part of the microorganism, they were not immunogenic as purified antigens.
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Antibody Response to Viral Antigens
1973Publisher Summary This chapter focuses on humoral antibody response. It describes the general nature of viral antigens, what is being determined by seriological procedures applied to virus systems, the appraisal of such data for diagnostic and vaccine evaluation purposes, and the nature of the antibody response and some potential implications to ...
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Viral diagnosis by antigen detection techniques
Clinical and Diagnostic Virology, 1996Diagnosis of viral infections can be obtained in the early stages of a disease by detection of viral antigens directly in the clinical specimen. This has become an important tool for rapid virus diagnosis.Antigens produced during virus infections can be detected either in cells collected from the site of infection by immunohistological investigation or
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Australia Antigen, an Antigen Associated with Viral Hepatitis
1972The long history of epidemic jaundice and the outbreaks of hepatitis which followed the introduction of large-scale parenteral therapy in venereal disease clinics, diabetic clinics, tuberculosis sanatoria and immunization centres, and hepatitis associated with the transfusion of blood and blood products, have recently been reviewed (Zuckerman, 1970a ...
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Immunization with viral antigens: viral haemorrhagic septicaemia.
Developments in biological standardization, 1997Viral haemorrhagic septicaemia virus (VHSV), is an enveloped negative strand RNA virus belonging to the rhabdovirus family. Outbreaks of VHS in farmed rainbow trout often lead to very high mortalities and considerable resources are used on disease surveillance and trade regulations in Europe to reduce spread of the disease.
N, Lorenzen, N J, Olesen
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Australia Antigen and Viral Hepatitis
Journal of Infectious Diseases, 1969R M, Kater, C Y, Kim, C S, Davidson
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