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EFFICACY OF RABIES VACCINE PREPARED FROM VIRUS GROWN IN DUCK EMBRYO

open access: closedThe Lancet, 1970
Abstract Of thirteen persons each given fourteen doses of rabies duck-embryo vaccine, only four produced significant amounts of virus-neutralising activity. Comparative vaccination experiments in animals indicate that the potency of the duck-embryo vaccine is much lower than that of experimental tissue-culture or brain vaccines.
Joan Crick, F. Brown
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VACCINATION AGAINST RABIES WITH DUCK-EMBRYO AND SEMPLE VACCINES

open access: closedJournal of the American Medical Association, 1960
A comparison was made of the general and local reactions and the antibody titers produced in 123 patients given injection of duck-embryo rabies vaccine and 127 patients given brain—tissue rabies vaccine (Semple). The results indicate that duck-embryo rabies vaccine stimulates an earlier production of antibodies than Semple vaccine and that the range of
Morris Greenberg, Jean Childress
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Myelopathy After Duck Embryo Rabies Vaccine

JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1973
Since the introduction of the rabies duck embryo vaccine, largely replacing the rabies nerve tissue vaccine formerly used, neurological complications of rabies vaccination have become very infrequent. We report the results of studies on a patient who developed myelopathy following vaccination with duck embryo vaccine, to our knowledge, only the third ...
Lynn E. Spitler   +5 more
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PROTECTIVE EFFICACY OF DUCK EMBRYO RUBELLA VACCINES [PDF]

open access: closedPediatrics, 1969
Merck (Benoit) strain rubella vaccine at attenuation level B in duck embryo cell culture afforded protection in all of 17 children who were intimately exposed to natural rubella in an epidemic which occurred 8 months following vaccination. Likewise, none of the children responding to Merck C and D level or HPV-77 vaccine became infected with rubella ...
M. R. Hilleman   +3 more
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Human Rabies Transmitted by the Bite of a Bat

New England Journal of Medicine, 1960
THE 1929 outbreak of rabies in Trinidad demonstrated that vampire bats, Desmodus rotundus murinus Wagner, and fruit-eating bats may transmit the rabies virus naturally to cattle and man.1 , 2 Altho...
John R. Kent, Sydney M. Finegold
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Intradermal immunization with human diploid cell rabies vaccine. Serological and clinical responses of persons with and without prior vaccination with duck embryo vaccine

open access: closedJournal of the American Medical Association (JAMA), 1982
Intradermal administration of human diploid cell rabies vaccine (HDCV) was investigated in an attempt to reduce the current high cost of preexposure rabies prophylaxis.
M. J. Burridge
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Live Attenuated Rubella Virus Vaccines Prepared in Duck Embryo Cell Culture

open access: closedJAMA, 1968
Merck strain rubella virus and Meyer-Parkman monkey kidney attenuated HPV-77 virus were prepared at various levels of attenuation for investigative use in humans and animals. The vaccines were produced in duck embryo cell culture and represented a spectrum which ranged from underattenuation, causing communicable mild rubella, to overattenuation with ...
Eugene B. Buynak   +3 more
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Comparison of Rabies Vaccines Grown on Duck Embryo and on Nervous Tissue

open access: closedNew England Journal of Medicine, 1961
IN the course of electroencephalographic studies on patients with and on persons being immunized against virus diseases, we had occasion to record the electroencephalograms of several persons with ...
Frederic A. Gibbs   +3 more
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Absence of myelin basic protein in an improved purified duck embryo rabies vaccine

Neurochemical Pathology, 1986
The encephalitogenic potential of rabies vaccines prepared from nervous tissue is a result of the presence of myelin basic protein. Vaccines prepared from duck embryos are economical and efficient, but, occasionally, cases of allergic encephalomyelitis have been reported.
Jean-Marie Matthieu   +3 more
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