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July 1, 1949The Journal of Immunology

Level of Serum Antibody Associated with Intracerebral Immunity in Monkeys Vaccinated with Lansing Poliomyelitis Virus

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Key result

In Rhesus monkeys vaccinated with Lansing poliomyelitis virus, the minimal level of serum antibody associated with complete immunity to intracerebral challenge was 3.0 (1/1000 dilution).

Why the study?

What is the minimal level of serum antibody associated with intracerebral immunity in Rhesus monkeys vaccinated with Lansing poliomyelitis virus?

Population

79 Rhesus monkeys

Design

Preclinical

Authors

IMIsabel M. MorganRockefeller Foundation

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Implication

Provides benchmark for protective titers in primate polio models; leaves open translation to human vaccine efficacy thresholds.

Structured PICO

What is the minimal level of serum antibody associated with intracerebral immunity in Rhesus monkeys vaccinated with Lansing poliomyelitis virus?

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Population
79 Rhesus monkeys vaccinated intramuscularly with graded amounts of active Lansing poliomyelitis virus to determine serum antibody levels associated with intracerebral immunity.
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Intervention
Intramuscular vaccination with graded amounts of active Lansing poliomyelitis virus
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Outcome
Immunity to subsequent intracerebral injection of 10,000 PD50 of active virus and serum antibody titersurrogate

A serum antibody titer of 3.0 (1/1000 dilution) is the minimal level associated with complete intracerebral immunity to Lansing poliomyelitis virus in vaccinated Rhesus monkeys.

Cite This Study

Isabel M. Morgan (1949) studied Poliomyelitis (n=79). Active Lansing poliomyelitis virus vaccine was evaluated on Immunity to intracerebral injection of 10,000 PD50 of active virus. In Rhesus monkeys vaccinated with Lansing poliomyelitis virus, the minimal level of serum antibody associated with complete immunity to intracerebral challenge was 3.0 (1/1000 dilution).

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a9ed557f544e0886561ebdbhttps://doi.org/10.4049/jimmunol.62.3.301
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