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Evaluate the feasibility and immunological response of cotton rats immunized with inactivated Lansing strain poliomyelitis virus.

March 1, 1951American Journal of Epidemiology

Immunization of Cotton Rats With Inactivated Lansing Poliomyelitis Virus

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Inactivated Lansing poliomyelitis virus was evaluated for immunizing cotton rats, though specific results were not provided in the truncated abstract.

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CSC. E. SchwerdtUniversity of California, Berkeley GDGeorge DickUniversity of Essex RHRoger M. HerriottRockefeller Foundation

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Early cotton rat model supports inactivated Lansing poliovirus feasibility; leaves open human immunogenicity and vaccine translation.

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Evaluate the feasibility and immunological response of cotton rats immunized with inactivated Lansing strain poliomyelitis virus.
Treated cotton rat animal models with preparations of inactivated Lansing poliomyelitis virus.
Specific quantitative outcomes and effect sizes are not detailed in the available text.
The investigation established protocols for administering inactivated Lansing poliovirus in cotton rats to assess protective immunization.

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Schwerdt et al. (1951) studied this question. Inactivated Lansing poliomyelitis virus was evaluated for immunizing cotton rats, though specific results were not provided in the truncated abstract.

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