[Effect of aceclidine and fenazepam on the indices of humoral immunity and nonspecific resistance of the body after immunization with a chemical typhoid vaccine].
Zabrodskiĭ Pf, Kazakov Vn
Abstract
Zabrodskiĭ Pf, Kazakov Vn
Abstract
Phenazepam (2.5 mg/kg) and aceclidine (4 mg/kg), when introduced in a single injection at the inductive phase of immune response, enhance the production of antibodies after immunization with chemical typhoid vaccine. The combined use of these preparations has been to produce a potentiating effect.
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Phenazepam (2.5 mg/kg) and aceclidine (4 mg/kg), when introduced in a single injection at the inductive phase of immune response, enhance the production of antibodies after immunization with chemical typhoid vaccine. The combined use of these preparations has been to produce a potentiating effect.
Key concepts: Typhoid fever, Immunization, Typhoid vaccine, Immunity, Humoral immunity, Immunology, Immune system, Vaccination