Studies on vaccination against bacillary dysentery. 4. Oral immunization with live monotypic and combined vaccines.

The Antigenic Power of Antidysenteric Bilivaccine, as Demonstrated by a Serological Method

Since the work of Besredka has popularised the methods of oral vaccination, different methods have been sought of effecting by means of oral administration, vaccination against cholera, typhoid, paratyphoid and bacillary dysentery. Numerous controlled attempts* in the course of important epidemics have led us to affirm the great preventative value of oral vaccines and especially bilivaccines pr...

Vaccination of rainbow trout against Streptococcus iniae infection: comparison of different routes of administration and different vaccines

Antibody production and clinical efficacy (relative percent survival RPS) were measured in 40±5g rainbow trout after immunization with two types of Streptococcus iniae vaccines consisting of formalin killed cells (FKC) and FKC enriched with the bacterial extracellular products (ECP) administered by intraperitoneal (i.p), immersion and oral routes at 16±1°C for 18 weeks. No significant differenc...

STUDIES ON THE FLEXNER GROUP OF DYSENTERY BACILLI IlL ANTIBODY RESPONSE IN MAN FOLLOWING THE ADMINISTRATION OF THE SPECIFIC ANTIGEN OF TYPE V SHIGELLA PARADYSENTERIAE (FLEXNER)* BY ELY

The prophylactic immunization of man against bacillary dysentery has proved to be a difficult problem. The severe reactions evoked by the toxic microorganisms used in vaccines (1, 2), the multiplicity of bacterial types encountered in the disease, and the difficulties experienced in evaluating the efficacy of vaccines are all factors which have impeded progress in the control of the disease by ...

Vaccination of rainbow trout against Streptococcus iniae infection: comparison of different routes of administration and different vaccines

Antibody production and clinical efficacy (relative percent survival RPS) were measured in 40±5g rainbow trout after immunization with two types of Streptococcus iniae vaccines consisting of formalin killed cells (FKC) and FKC enriched with the bacterial extracellular products (ECP) administered by intraperitoneal (i.p), immersion and oral routes at 16±1°C for 18 weeks. No sig...

A Trial of Oral Vaccination against Bacillary Dysentery in Indian Jails