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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"booster vaccination"”.

  1. ELUCIDATING DIFFERENT CLOSTRIDIUM PERFRINGENS TYPE D VACCINE PROTOCOLS IN EWES AND LAMBS

    … may also influence the lamb’s immune response to vaccination. Therefore, the present study aimed to: (1) evaluate the effect of pre-lambing booster vaccination timing on ewe antibody responses and colostrum antibody transfer, (2) evaluate the transfer of passive immunity (TPI) in lambs, and (3) …

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  2. An investigation of the effects of helminth worm infection on the capacity of HIV vaccines to boost vaccine-generated immune responses

    … will likely be given to adolescents as a booster subsequent to primary immunization during infancy. In sub-Saharan Africa (SSA), a large proportion of children are chronically infected with a variety of helminths. These infections may suppress the ability of a host to elicit …

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  3. Equine innate and adaptive immunity to viral infections

    … immunity though TLR9 signaling pathway. We found vaccination with inactivated WNV vaccine induced strong WNV-specific T helper type 1 (Th1) and Th2 CMI with a Th1 bias, also effectively induced WNV-specific CTLs in yearling horses. In adult horses, the pre-existing Th1 CMI bias against WNV was …

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  4. Effects of supplemental osteopontin on intestinal development and serum antibody responses to rotavirus vaccination in piglets

    … influenced the serum antibody responses to RV vaccination in neonatal piglets. Newborn, colostrum-deprived piglets were randomized into two dietary groups: formula with bovine OPN (OPN; 140 mg/L) and formula alone (FF) for 35 days. On d7, piglets in each dietary group were further randomized to …

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  5. Single Cell Analysis of B Cell Responses to Malaria

    … lives. There is therefore a vital need for new vaccination technologies and strategies to combat these ever-present threats. However, before these technologies can be designed, a more fundamental understanding of many aspects of the immune system is required. In particular, advances in …

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  6. Single Cell Analysis of B Cell Responses to Malaria

    … lives. There is therefore a vital need for new vaccination technologies and strategies to combat these ever-present threats. However, before these technologies can be designed, a more fundamental understanding of many aspects of the immune system is required. In particular, advances in …

    anu Repository record for Single Cell Analysis of B Cell Responses to Malaria (opens in a new tab)

  7. SARS-CoV-2 Variants and Vaccines

    … These were administered to the public in mass vaccination drives in two doses followed by a booster dose approximately six months later. Initially, the vaccines were administered to prevent infection but due to novel variants that arose, this later changed to preventing severe infection which …

    cambridge Repository record for SARS-CoV-2 Variants and Vaccines (opens in a new tab)

  8. Structured deterministic models applied to malaria and other endemic diseases

    … two vaccinated classes, the first for initial vaccination dose(s) and the second for a booster dose. Vaccinated individuals in both compartments are structured by vaccine-age. A vaccine-age dependent transition between vaccinated classes makes it possible to model a minimum vaccine-age required …

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