Importance of antirabies revaccination for an adequate antirabies protection in bovine newborns.

Vaccine immune response and interference of colostral antibodies in calves vaccinated against rabies at 2, 4 and 6 months of age born from antirabies revaccinated females.

Considering the high prevalence of rabies in cattle, we aimed to evaluate the interference of colostral antibodies transferred to calves after birth and the benefit of administering an antirabies vaccination in two-month-old calves compared to vaccinating at 4 and 6 months of age. Calves born from females revaccinated against rabies during the third trimester of pregnancy were studied. Forty-ei...

Electrophoretlc Study of Antirabies serum

Preparation of antirabies serum from the mule

Experimental Evaluation

The authors report on an investigation into recent advances in rabies treatment designed to assess the various claims put forward, their relative merits, and whether they hold true when Indian strains of street virus are used for challenge. The results are presented of treatment with antirabies serum alone, with 5% Semple vaccine, with a combination of serum and vaccination, and with HEP Flury ...

Endosymbiotic Relationship between Animal Viruses and Host Cells

RE cultures infected with a fixed rabies virus were studied. The virus can propagate itself in these cells for an indefinite period of time without interfering with cell growth. The present study characterizes this truly endosymbiotic relationship. Virus-specific antigen was detected in the cytoplasm of each cell by fluorescein-labeled antirabies serum but only 4 to 5 per cent of the cells rele...