Titlebook: Rabies in the Tropics; Ernst Kuwert,Charles Mérieux,Konrad B?gel (Chief) Conference proceedings 1985 Springer-Verlag Berlin, Heidelberg 19

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Current Diagnostic Procedures of Rabies and Related Virusesilable, both for diagnostic and research purposes. This technique has sometimes given misleading results when newly introduced into a laboratory, so it should be run in parallel with mouse inoculation tests for at least 1 year in non-experienced laboratories before proficiency can be assured.

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Innocuity and Side Effects of Human Diploid Cell Rabies Vaccine: Rationale and Facts after Vaccinationly 1 “break-through” in a woman with postexposure HDCS-vaccination was reported (fatal encephalitis). This woman, however, did not receive RIGH and proper local anti-Rabies wound treatment after the bite. The aetiology of the encephalitis was not proven. HDCS-Vaccine, thus, belongs to the most safe and efficient biologicals for man.

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The Antigenic Structure of the Rabies Virus Glycoproteinenge. To determine its antigenic structure, a limited number of fragments were obtained by chemical cleavage and isolated by SDS-polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis. Eight large peptides, ranging in size from 32 to 77 amino acid residues, were mapped within the predicted amino acid sequence of the gl

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Rabies Virus Pathogenicityrabies prophylaxis. Live-attenuated rabies virus vaccines (ERA, HEP, Kelev) induce a strong cytotoxic T lymphocyte (CTL)-mediated response following i.c. inoculation. This reaction is a result of virus replication, since it is not dose-dependent. Similar levels of CTL response are generated by a wid

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Application of Monoclonal Antibodies for Epidemiological Investigations and Oral Vaccination Studiesats and of classical rabies virus among terrestrial animals of the same ecosystem. A Mokola type virus was causing clinical rabies in a cat from Natal, RSA..Virus isolates from bats, from Maritime Germany (West) were shown to be identical to African origin Duvenhage virus..II. An outbreak of rabies