Action of Rabies Vaccine Derived from Embryonated Duck Eggs Against Street Virus
HORACE M. POWELL, C. G. Culbertson
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HORACE M. POWELL, C. G. Culbertson
Abstract
Treatment of rabbits with DE rabies vaccine causes them to withstand otherwise fatal doses of street virus administered intracerebrally. These results with 1 year old DE vaccine parallel Semple's original experience with freshy prepared phenolyzed vaccine. Furthermore, human serum following treatment with these vaccines neutralizes different fixed viruses and also street virus as tested in white mice.
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Treatment of rabbits with DE rabies vaccine causes them to withstand otherwise fatal doses of street virus administered intracerebrally. These results with 1 year old DE vaccine parallel Semple's original experience with freshy prepared phenolyzed vaccine. Furthermore, human serum following treatment with these vaccines neutralizes different fixed viruses and also street virus as tested in white mice.
Key concepts: Embryonated, Virology, Rabies, Rabies vaccine, Duck embryo vaccine, Virus, Rabies virus, Biology