Efficacy of bacteriophage Lysed Pasteurella marker vaccine in laboratory animal models with a novel DIVA for haemorrhagic septicaemia
ConclusionThe bacteriophage based marker vaccine (PL-VacI) had a more effective and longer immune response against HS in mice and rabbit in comparison to the widely used alum precipitated HS vaccine (HS-VacII). Moreover, the development of a recombinant IROMP based indirect ELISA could serve as an excellent tool to differentiate between infected and vaccinated cattle and buffaloes for effective control of HS.
Source: Saudi Journal of Biological Sciences - Category: Biology Source Type: research
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