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The Present Status of Tetanus and Tetanus Vaccination,re the disease is called by various local names (Bytchenko 1967). The belief that neonatal tetanus (NT) is linked with divine intervention is reflected in the Biblical story of the death of the son of King David and Bathsheba (2 Samuel, 11 and 12).

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,Quantal Neurotransmitter Release and the Clostridial Neurotoxins’ Targets,nly because they are responsible for the clinical manifestations of tetanus and botulism, but also because they have the unique ability to effectively block neurotransmitter release from nerve terminals in a long-lasting manner (for reviews see . and . 1981; . 1986; . and . 1986; . 1987; . 1989; . 1991; . and . 1992; . 1992; . 1992).

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The Present Status of Tetanus and Tetanus Vaccination,re the disease is called by various local names (Bytchenko 1967). The belief that neonatal tetanus (NT) is linked with divine intervention is reflected in the Biblical story of the death of the son of King David and Bathsheba (2 Samuel, 11 and 12).

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Botulism: The Present Status of the Disease,tion with consumption of sausages, and thus the name botulism (derived from ., Latin for sausage) was given to the disease (. and . 1988). Foodborne botulism is the result of ingestion of food containing neurotoxin produced by .. The disease may also result from toxin produced in vivo by organisms g

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Growth of Clostridia and Preparation of Their Neurotoxins,nguished on the basis of their reactions with specific antibodies and are the causative agents of the disease botulism. These toxins act on the peripheral nervous system where they block neuromuscular transmission and induce widespread flaccid paralysis (. 1986; . 1991). Tetanus toxin, on the other

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