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An immunization scheme using antigen and Imunofan yielded pure immunoglobulin G fractions with a specific gravity 2 times higher than in neat serum.
An effective immunization scheme using antigen and Imunofan was developed to obtain hyperimmune serum against feline calicivirus with high specific gravity IgG.
May aid hyperimmune serum production in models; leaves open validation and translation to feline use.
An effective scheme of immunization to obtain hyperimmune serum against FCV was developed. The antigen was being injected subcutaneously and intramuscular with simultaneous use of immunostimulator "Imunofan». An allocation of globulin fraction of proteins by desalting ammonium sulfate was performed. The fractions of pure immunoglobulin G with specific gravity 2 times higher than in the neat serum were being received
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Козленко et al. (2017) studied Feline calicivirus. Immunization scheme with antigen and immunostimulator Imunofan was evaluated on Fractions of pure immunoglobulin G. An immunization scheme using antigen and Imunofan yielded pure immunoglobulin G fractions with a specific gravity 2 times higher than in neat serum.
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