Vaccination against contagious caprine pleuropneumonia caused by F38.
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Only F38 isolates of mycoplasma cause classical contagious caprine pleuropneumonia (CCPP). Therefore, research has focused on the development of a vaccine that will prevent serious epidemics of the disease in goats. Goats immunized with two doses of a lyophilized preparation of isolated F38 organisms administered 4 weeks apart were completely immune to experimentally induced CCPP. The minimum immunizing dose was 0.15 mg, and this dose was still effective after storage for 14 months at 4 C and 22 C. The duration of immunity induced by a single dose of lyophilized F38 was at least 12 months.
- Washington State University United States
Antigens, Bacterial, Time Factors, Goats, Pneumonia, Freeze Drying, Mycoplasma, Adjuvants, Immunologic, Evaluation Studies as Topic, Bacterial Vaccines, Animals, Immunization, Mycoplasma Infections
Antigens, Bacterial, Time Factors, Goats, Pneumonia, Freeze Drying, Mycoplasma, Adjuvants, Immunologic, Evaluation Studies as Topic, Bacterial Vaccines, Animals, Immunization, Mycoplasma Infections
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