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[Biochemical and immunochemical characteristics of a new oral, chemical cholera bivalent vaccine and results of a trial of the preparation on volunteers].

Dzhaparidze Mn, Nikitina Gp, Ivanov Nr, Rystsova Ea, Irina A. Udalova

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Oral cholera vaccine contains 45% of O-antigen (serovars Ogawa and Inaba in equal parts) and at least 9 serologically active proteins; of these, toxoid (about 60% of the total amount of protein) and 5 enzymes have been identified: neuraminidase, proteinase, ribonuclease, phospholipase and ATPase. The safety, absence of reactogenicity and definite immunological effectiveness of the preparation in the primary immunization of volunteers have been shown.

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Oral cholera vaccine contains 45% of O-antigen (serovars Ogawa and Inaba in equal parts) and at least 9 serologically active proteins; of these, toxoid (about 60% of the total amount of protein) and 5 enzymes have been identified: neuraminidase, proteinase, ribonuclease, phospholipase and ATPase. The safety, absence of reactogenicity and definite immunological effectiveness of the preparation in the primary immunization of volunteers have been shown.

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Oral cholera vaccine contains 45% of O-antigen (serovars Ogawa and Inaba in equal parts) and at least 9 serologically active proteins; of these, toxoid (about 60% of the total amount of protein) and 5 enzymes have been identified: neuraminidase, proteinase, ribonuclease, phospholipase and ATPase. The safety, absence of reactogenicity and definite immunological effectiveness of the preparation in the primary immunization of volunteers have been shown.

Key concepts: Reactogenicity, Cholera, Bivalent (engine), Cholera vaccine, Toxoid, Virology, Antigen, Neuraminidase

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