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J. Ancelin,J. P. Gaussot,P. Legaudque producers and in some instances limit the areas of livestock production or reduce the economic return to producers by limiting the export of genetic stock. To increase animal productivity, infectious diseases have been the primary targets for vaccination, although more recently, ectoparasites are also becoming a target for immunization.

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Vaccination Against Pathogenic Cells by DNA Inoculation,erform immune surveillance against specific antigens. Currently, a wide spectrum of vaccines are under development against not only infectious diseases, but also against cancers as well as allergic and autoimmune diseases. The mechanisms by which vaccines elicit protective immune responses against t

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DNA Vaccines and Immunity to Herpes Simplex Virus,ly cause painful and often distressing lesions and are particularly troublesome since symptomatic recurrent disease is a common outcome once an individual has been infected. Recurrent lesions on the face and genitalia are the most common expression but in some locations, such as the eye, distressing

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Humoral and Cellular Immune Responses to Herpes Simplex Virus-2 Glycoprotein D Generated by Facilit. and D. 1968). The causative agents of these infections are viruses belonging to a large family of vertebrate pathogens known as the Herpesviridae. Classification of viruses as Herpesviridae is based on virion structure. Viral particles are comprised of an icosohedral capsid surrounded by an amorph