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Cross-Protection among Serotypes of Group A Streptococci
Journal of Infectious Diseases, 1972Cross-protection between two serotypes of Group A streptococci was demonstrated. Type 55 strain 2004 and type 60 strain 365 shared a cross-protective relationship in one direction: type 55 antiserum possessed opsonophagocytic activity against type 60, but type 60 antiserum was inactive against type 55.
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Cross-protection: a century of mystery.
Advances in virus research, 2010Cross-protection is a phenomenon in which infection of a plant with a mild virus or viroid strain protects it from disease resulting from a subsequent encounter with a severe strain of the same virus or viroid. In this chapter, we review the history of cross-protection with regard to the development of ideas concerning its likely mechanisms, including ...
Heiko, Ziebell, John Peter, Carr
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‘Cross-Protection’ Method as a Means of Differentiating Receptors
Nature, 1962IN 1954 Furchgott1 described a method for determining whether two drugs act on a common receptor. One of his experiments may be used to illustrate this. A spiral strip of rabbit aorta was exposed to 3 × 10−6 dibenamine for 20 min either with no other drug in the bath or with 10−4 adrenaline present.
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T-Cell-Mediated Cross-Protective Immunity
2017Human invasive fungal infections are caused by different mold and yeast species. Hence, cross-reactive T cells that recognize conserved epitopes of various fungal pathogens are of special interest for vaccination protocols or adoptive T cell transfer.
Khanna N, Stuehler C
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A history of plant virology. Cross protection.
The new microbiologica, 2001Cross protection is a type of induced resistance developing in plants against viruses. Its basis is that prior infection with one virus affords protection against closely related ones. Its history started about seventy years ago, when the Dutchman Thung and the Englishman Salaman described the phenomenon independently.
S, Pennazio, P, Roggero, M, Conti
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Virus Cross-Protection in Transgenic Plants
1988Plant virus diseases have traditionally been controlled by sanitary agronomic practices, use of virus-free propagates, controlling the insect vectors that spread the pathogen, and incorporating genes for disease resistance. These practices can, in most instances substantially reduce crop losses normally attributed to virus infections. However, changing
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Salmonella derby cross-protection study.
Veterinary therapeutics : research in applied veterinary medicine, 2009An avirulent live (AVL), Salmonella choleraesuis vaccine (Salmo Shield Live [Grand Laboratories, Inc.]) was administered to pigs at weaning or 3 weeks of age. Two weeks after vaccination the vaccinated pigs as well as unvaccinated control pigs were challenged intranasally with a commonly isolated environmental Salmonella serotype, S. derby.
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