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This study characterizes the response of BALB/c mice to Type III pneumococcal polysaccharides (S3) administered alone or with a vaccine consisting of diphtheria toxoid,
pertussis
vaccine, and
tetanus
toxoid (DPT). The usefulness of this vaccine in toxicological protocols for determining immunocompetence is discussed. There were significant differences in antibody titers depending upon the route of injection and whether the S3 was administered in saline or mixed with DPT. Subcutaneous injections induced higher antibody titers to S3 than did intraperitoneal injections. The effect of DPT varied depending upon the manner of administration. Subcutaneous injections of DPT mixed with S3 increased the S3 antibody titers to a dose of 0.1 microgram S3, but had little or no effect at 0.25, 0.5, and 0.75 microgram. Antibody titers were suppressed only at the highest dose administered (1.0 microgram). On the other hand, when administered intraperitoneally DPT has a consistently suppressive effect on 5 day peak S3 antibody titers. Intraperitoneal injections of DPT appeared to delay the rate of antibody induction, since antibody titers at 14 and 21 days were higher in the DPT treated mice than in those animals receiving S3 alone.
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PMID:Models for assessing the effect of toxicants on immunocompetence in mice. Part I: The effect of diphtheria, pertussis, and tetanus vaccine on antibody response to type III pneumococcal polysaccharide. 3 7
Two children are described with frequent relapsing haemolytic uraemic syndrome. In the first child, the disease reoccurred twice and in the second three times. In both, relapses could be related to a viral infection, as well as to a preceding inoculation for diphtheria--
pertussis
--
tetanus
--poliomyelitis in the second patient. Recurrent haemolytic-uraemic syndrome (H.U.S.) may constitute a discrete clinical form of H.U.S.
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PMID:Recurrent haemolytic uraemic syndrome. 5 34
For the purpose of evaluating the efficiency of an unspecific immunostimulation in acute leukaemias the results of treatment obtained from two groups of patients (a total of 55 children) were compiled. In the first group an unspecific immunostimulation with vaccination (BCG, diphtheria-
tetanus
-
pertussis
, measles) could be observed after the induction of remission during a cytostatic maintenance therapy. In the second group a polychemical therapy and the CNS-irradiation was applied according to the treatment scheme developed by the working team of Donald Pinkel. The group of patients treated with unspecific immunostimulation involved a high percentage of surviving children. In total there was no essential difference between the treatment results of both schemes of therapy during our period of observation. As before, the treatment of hyperleukocytic forms of leukaemias will cause particular difficulties.
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PMID:[Results of polychemotherapy and immunotherapy in acute leukemias]. 6 5
Serum samples were collected from 20 healthy White and 33 Black infants before and after immunisation with three doses of diphtheria-
pertussis
-
tetanus
vaccine and with one dose of Haemophilus influenzae type b polyribose phosphate vaccine and meningococcal group A and group C polysaccharide vaccines. Antibodies to these immunogens were measured and sera were allotyped for several Gm, A2m, and Km antigens. A highly significant association was found between the Km(1) allotype and the immune responses (difference between post-immunisation and pre-immunisation antibody levels) to H. influenzae and meningococcus C polysaccharides in the White children.
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PMID:Association between immunoglobulin allotypes and immune responses to Haemophilus influenzae and Meningococcus polysaccharides. 8 9
The authors studied the reactigenic properties, immunological and epidemiological efficacy of vaccination of children aged under one year by the experimental schemes (AKDC-AKDC-K -- 1 ml, and AKDC-AKDC-K -- 0.5 ml) in comparison with the official
pertussis
, diphtheria, and
tetanus
immunization scheme. There proved to be a greater immunogenicity and a better protective effect against
pertussis
in vaccination according to the experimental schemes. The vaccine reactions were somewhat more incident in children vaccinated according to the AKDC-AKDC-K -- 1 ml scheme, but their essential reduction was reached with reduction of the
pertussis
antigen third vaccination dose to 0.5 ml.
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PMID:[Improvement in the primary immunization scheme for children against whooping cough, diphtheria and tetanus]. 8 57
For major diseases for which control measures are inadequate, research is an inexpensive approach on the basis of cost per infected person per year. Priorities among the infectious diseases affecting the 3 billion people in the less developed world have been based on prevalence, morbidity, mortality and feasibility of control. With these priorities in mind, a program of selective primary health care is compared with other approaches and suggested as the most cost-effective form of medical intervention in the least developed countries. A flexible program delivered by either fixed or mobile units might include measles and diptheria-
pertussis
-
tetanus
vaccination, treatment for febrile malaria and oral rehydration for diarrhea in children, and
tetanus
toxoid and encouragement of breast feeding in mothers. Other interventions might be added on the basis of regional needs and new developments. Aiming services at the most important diseases is the only rational approach to absolute proverty and unsanitary conditions. The goal is to help the greatest number of people in the cost effective method possible.
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PMID:Selective primary health care: an interim strategy for disease control in developing countries. 11 30
The humoral immune response to
tetanus
toxoid is evaluated by passive haemagglutination test in mice receiving low diet immediately after weaning during 15 and 30 days. The results show that the more deficient mice give the best antitoxin titers but after the challenge the antibody immune response become proportional to the protein restriction. In other respects and antitoxin titers are higher in 30 days restricted mice than in 15 days deficient ones. The effect of Bordetella
pertussis
adjuvant on the immune response of protein deficient mice seems nul. These results are discussed.
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PMID:[Immune response to tetanus toxoid in mice receiving protein deficient diet immediately after weaning]. 12 6
The effects of the route of the injection and adjuvants on the immune response of guinea pigs were investigated at various stages of immune response to
tetanus
toxoid. Delayed-type hypersensitivity (DH) was observed as the first immune response to the toxoid before initiation of antitoxin production. The DH reaction was weak when plain toxoid was administered subcutaneously. Water-in-oil in water (w/o/w) enhanced greatly the reactivity of the immunized animals;
pertussis
vaccine, endotoxin and aluminium showed adjuvanticities in this order. The foot pad (fp) injection of plain toxoid promoted remarkably the induction of DH. The reactivity was enhanced considerably by w/o/w and to a less extent by aluminium. However,
pertussis
vaccine showed an adverse effect on DH by the fp route. Active cutaneous anaphylaxis (ACA) induced by the subcutaneous route was enhanced by w/o/w, endotoxin,
pertussis
vaccine and, to a less extent, by aluminium. The fp route compared with the sc route enhanced ACA by plain toxoid; w/o/w and aluminium but not endotoxin and the vaccine showed adjuvanticities. The influences of adjuvants and the route of injection on Arthus reactions were inconsistent. The effect of adjuvants on antitoxin production was quite different from that on DH when antitoxin was produced abundantly. Aluminium showed consistently a potent adjuvanticity, but activities of w/o/w, endotoxin and
pertussis
vaccine were inconsistent 4-6 weeks after the primary stimulus by the subcutaneous route. The adjuvant effect became less significant in the secondary response. The fp route was more favorable for antitoxin production than the subcutaneous route with most adjuvants except
pertussis
vaccine added to
tetanus
toxoid. Antitoxin production by plain toxoid was very poor when administered intraperitoneally; aluminium and w/o/w but not endotoxin showed a remarkable adjuvanticity for the antitoxin production.
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PMID:Studies on adjuvants for human prophylactics. II. Influence of the route of injection on the activity of adjuvants to tetanus toxoid in guinea pigs. 15 4
Forty-one children were studied in order to provide information on antibody responses to H. influenzae type b polyribophosphate (PRP), given in combination with diphtheria-
pertussis
-
tetanus
vaccine (DPT). When PRP was administered alone, 9 of 15 children demonstrated fourfold or greater increases in titres of anti-PRP antibody. In contrast, in the group receiving a combination vaccine consisting of DPT and PRP only 1 of 13 children showed a similar rise in anti-PRP antibody. It was concluded that, in the population studied, the combination vaccine was less effective than PRP alone. The reasons for this difference and its potential significance are discussed.
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PMID:Antibody responses to a combination vaccine against Haemophilus influenzae type b, diphtheria, pertussis, and tetanus. 17 25
Fourteen children with viral infection of the central nervous system have been examined with respect to their function of humoral immunity. Serum concentrations of immune globulins have been measured and antibody titers determined. Iso- and hetero agglutinins as well as antibodies against diphtheria,
pertussis
, and
tetanus
if the children were vaccinated have been measured. Anti viral antibodies were tested if children reported the respective infection in their history. Selective antibody deficiency have been found in three children all of whom had normal serum IgG and two elevated IgM levels. These three children showed complications in the course of infection. Nine children had elevated serum IgM and titers of IgM-antibodies were also in or above the high normal range.
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PMID:[Encephalitis and humoral immunity]. 18 68
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