Sentences with phrase «following inoculation»

Following inoculation, the antigen is incapable of infecting cells or replicating.

The virulence of the organism (antigen) is reduced, but is still capable of infecting cells and replicating following inoculation.

Recombinant: Vaccine manufactured through gene cloning (plasmid expressed) or by recombining selected DNA from a pathogenic organism with DNA from another virus (viral vectored), leading to the expression, following inoculation, of only essential antigens required to immunize.

In very rare cases, seizures show up in puppies under 6 weeks of age following inoculation with a combined distemper - parvovirus vaccine.

A vaccine is available but is not widely recommended because the disease is self - limiting and protection is limited to no more than six months following inoculation.

Historically, many vaccines have been designed to evoke an antibody response by B cells following inoculation with weakened or dead pathogens.

The investigators collected fecal samples from the pigs, at different time points following inoculation.

The latest study is the most thorough large - scale study to date of the risk of febrile seizures following inoculation with the DTaP - IPV - Hib vaccine, which protects against diphtheria, tetanus and pertussis (whooping cough), as well as polio and Haemophilus influenzae type b.

For the safety of all our canine students, a recent wellness exam and the following inoculations (age - appropriate), or a letter from your veterinarian verifying that your dog is healthy and free of disease, are required to attend any class.

Not exact matches

Most pediatricians follow a careful schedule of inoculations and immunizations throughout early childhood.

Following exposure to sheep prions, all rabbits with the sheep PRNP transgene in addition to the full complement of rabbit genes (including rabbit PRNP) developed typical TSE after 6 - 8 months, whereas rabbits without the sheep PRNP transgene remained healthy more than 700 days after inoculation.

Following experimental inoculation and progression, macaque tissues shown by PCR to harbor B. burgdorferi include skeletal muscles, heart, bladder, peripheral nerves, and the central nervous system (cerebrum, brainstem and cerebellum, spinal cord, and dura mater).

The membranes were incubated with mouse sera obtained 3 - 5 weeks after inoculation (1:200 dilution), followed by three wash steps for 15 min each and incubation for 1 - 2 h with peroxidase - conjugated sheep anti-mouse IgG (whole molecule) or goat anti-mouse polyvalent immunoglobulins (1:10,000 dilution)(Sigma - Aldrich).

All samples collected before and after inoculation / exposition were tested following the protocols described below.

You are advised to supply the following: crate with washable bedding; ample supply of food to cover the length of your pet's visit; detailed feeding instructions; bowls; medications with detailed dosage information; favorite toys; collar with ID, current rabies and county license tags; leash; list of all emergency contact numbers (including vet's phone number / s hotel numbers); copy of a vet's health certificate listing all inoculations, travel itinerary; and information regarding your pet's behavioral habits.

NOTE: Follow your veterinarian's recommendations for an inoculation schedule that is appropriate for your pet.

For pets who have already been vaccinated with our previous Lyme vaccine, an initial inoculation followed by the booster with the new vaccine is recommended by our doctors.

Merck adds: «In acute disseminated encephalomyelitis (post infectious encephalitis), demyelination can occur spontaneously, but usually follows a viral infection or inoculation (or very rarely a bacterial vaccine), suggesting an immunologic cause.»

It is what follows that can drain your wallet: buying the crate and other necessary supplies; puppy inoculations every few weeks while the puppy is young; training classes (any where from $ 30 to over $ 100 depending on where you go); annual wellness checks and inoculations; feeding (the bigger the dog the bigger the food bill); medical emergencies (can easily run hundreds of dollars if not more).