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Immunization against Malaria
Increased Protection by Vaccination of Ducklings with Saline-Insoluble Residues of Plasmodium Lophurae Mixed with a Bacterial Toxin
Henry R. Jacobs
Henry R. Jacobs
Department of Medicine, Northwestern University Medical School, Chicago
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Summary
- 1. The water-insoluble plasmodial residues of P. lophurae appear to contain antigens which stimulate the formation of protective antibodies in the duckling.
- 2. The antigenicity of this material is increased by the addition of a bacterial toxin.
- 3. Certain features of the immunology of malaria are presented, and the hypothesis that the useful antigens are insoluble haptens is outlined.
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