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DURATION OF PASSIVE IMMUNITY TO BOTULINUM TOXIN OFFERED BY ANTITOXIN IN MICE AND RABBITS
1965Abstract : Various doses of botulinum antitoxin, types A and B, were administered to mice and rabbits by the intraperitoneal and intravenous routes. The persistence of a passive immunity to the type A toxin was determined by (1) administering challenge doses of the toxin at various times after the antitoxin and (2) determining the median lethal ratios (
Fred W. Oberst +2 more
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1973
Abstract : In order to study prolonged recovery times, mice were injected via the intramuscular route with sublethal concentrations of botulinum type A toxin. Proteolytic enzyme solutions were injected into the test site to determine if the removal of bound proteinacious toxin from neuromuscular junctions could influence paralytic recovery times ...
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Abstract : In order to study prolonged recovery times, mice were injected via the intramuscular route with sublethal concentrations of botulinum type A toxin. Proteolytic enzyme solutions were injected into the test site to determine if the removal of bound proteinacious toxin from neuromuscular junctions could influence paralytic recovery times ...
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Archivum immunologiae et therapiae experimentalis, 1977
Two groups of subjects were immunized with combined vaccine containing aluminum hydroxide-adsorbed botulinum toxoids, types A, B, and E, and 4 mld of formaldehyde-inactivated V. cholerae Inaba and Ogawa organisms. The first group included laboratory workers who were previously immunized against cholera and had professional contact with botulinum toxins
A, Galazka +2 more
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Two groups of subjects were immunized with combined vaccine containing aluminum hydroxide-adsorbed botulinum toxoids, types A, B, and E, and 4 mld of formaldehyde-inactivated V. cholerae Inaba and Ogawa organisms. The first group included laboratory workers who were previously immunized against cholera and had professional contact with botulinum toxins
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