Titlebook: Aujeszky’s Disease; G. Wittmann,S. A. Hall Book 1982 ECSC, EEC, EAEC, Brussels-Luxemburg 1982 antibody.antigen.diagnosis.infection.pathoge

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Complement—Dependent Neutralisation of Aujeszky’s Disease Virus by Antibodya pig serum was the source of complement (C′) and the concentrations giving optimum augmentation of antibody titres were determined. Both IgM and IgG contained C′-requiring VNA. IgM antibody produced early in the course of immunisation showed the highest degree of C′-dependency, while no difference

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Cellular Immunity in Aujeszky’s Diseaseing vaccination with the live avirulent Bartha strain of virus. Maximal lymphocyte stimulation was seen with cells from nodes draining the vaccination site on day 7, but this was much reduced by day 25. Responsive blood lymphocytes appeared on day 7 and were optimally stimulated on days 14–19. Neutr

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Precipitating Antigens Involved in Protection Against Aujeszky’s Disease After Natural Infection andhominis virus..Intranasal infection of pigs with the virus elicited a precipitating antibody response against several virus-specific antigens, whereas vaccination of pigs with an inactivated Aujeszky vaccine produced a more restricted precipitin response, mainly directed against viral glycoproteins.

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Experimental Nasal Infection of Cattle with Aujeszky’s Disease Virus (ADV)e clinical signs as well as the most prominent post mortem and histological findings are described. Virus distribution throughout the body was dependent on the time of death. In one calf that died on day post infection (d.p.i.) 3, virus was detected only in the nasal mucosa and in the thymus. With a