Studies of immunity in typhoid fever. Protection induced by killed oral antigens or by primary infection.

Abstract:

:Adult male volunteers were orally vaccinated with two "killed" antityphoid preparations. The recommended doses of both vaccines resulted in serum antibody development in only a few of the subjects. When the dose of the monovalent preparation (Taboral) was doubled, serological responses occurred more frequently, with a rise in O agglutinins in nearly one-fifth of the subjects, in H agglutinins in approximately one-fourth, and in Vi antibodies in nearly half.When vaccinated volunteers were fed virulent typhoid organisms, disease occurred less frequently among those men vaccinated with Taboral at twice the recommended dose (38%) than among those not vaccinated (54%). This preparation did not confer protection at the recommended dose.Volunteers who had previously recovered from an induced typhoid infection received a further challenge with virulent organisms. These persons developed typhoid fever less frequently (23%) than individuals without prior typhoid exposure (30%).

authors

Dupont HL,Hornick RB,Snyder MJ,Dawkins AT,Heiner GG,Woodward TE

subject

Has Abstract

pub_date

1971-01-01 00:00:00

pages

667-72

issue

5

eissn

0042-9686

issn

1564-0604

journal_volume

44

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