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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Infant mouse model"”.

  1. Characterization of a Low-Fidelity Live-Attenuated Vaccine for Venezuelan Equine Encephalitis Virus

    … increased, albeit inconsistent attenuation in an infant mouse model, as well as increased immunogenicity and complete protection against lethal challenge of an adult murine model compared to the parent TC-83. The TC-83 3x mutant was selected for further study due its decreased replication …

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  2. Novel approaches to mucosal vaccine development Strategies in vaccine antigen production, construction of a novel mucosal adjuvant and studies of its mode of action

    … induced 1000 times less cAMP than native CT in a mouse thymocyte toxicity assay, was non-toxic in an infant mouse model and yet retained similar adjuvant properties as native CT. We suggest that mmCT is a promising candidate for use in future mucosal vaccines. The mode of adjuvant action of mmCT …

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  3. Investigations of enterotoxigenic E. Coli (ETEC) intestinal colonization in neonatal mice and human shedding of panchol, a new live attenuated oral cholera vaccine

    … systems or little access to clean water. Infants and children are most vulnerable to these diseases, as severe infections can lead to stunting and death. The incidence of cholera and ETEC diarrhea have increased, due in part to changing weather patterns. At present, robust animal models …

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  4. The Mechanism For Inhibition Of Vibrio Cholerae Virulence Gene Expression By Bile And Its Fatty Acid Components

    … on both gene expression and DNA binding. In the infant mouse model, CLA did not inhibit colonization, but in the rabbit ileal loop model CT production was significantly decreased, suggesting that CLA may work to reduce cholera symptoms.</p> <p>In the last chapter, we looked at the possibility of …

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