[Oral immunization of newborn infants with an extract vaccine of dyspepsia coli--a field test. 1. Production and examination of vaccine].
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Biomedical subjects
H Mochmann
Publications and source records attributed to H Mochmann.
[Laboratory experiments on the possibilities of oral immunization by means of a sodium desoxycholate extract from dyspepsia coli strains. 8. Serum antibodies the Fragraeus mixed hemadsorption reaction in immunized and challenged mice].
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Administration, Oral↗
[5 individual cases of leptospirosis pomona in the German Democratic Republic].
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[Prophylaxis of dyspepsia coli infection].
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[The demonstration of antibodies against dyspepsia coli bacteria by the method of Fagraeus' mixed hemadsorption reaction].
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[Laboratory tests on the possibility of an oral immunization with a sodium desoxycholate extract of dyspepsia coli strains. V. Group specificity of the protective effect of a bivalent immunization in the active protection test in mice].
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[Laboratory trials of the possibilities of oral immunization with a sodium desoxycholate extract from dyspepsia coli strains. VI. The effect of oral immunization on the excretion of orally administered dyspepsia coli bacteria in the white mouse].
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[Laboratory studies of the possibility of oral immunization with a sodium desoxycholate extract of dyspepsia coli strains. VII. Serum antibodies in the indirect hemagglutination reaction in immunized and loaded mice].
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[Artificial breeding of newborn paunch-type pigs].
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Oral immunization of mice with a soluble protective antigen obtained from enteropathogenic serotypes of Escherichia coli.
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[Laboratory trials of the possibilities of an oral immunization with a sodium deoxycholate extract from dyspepsia coli strains. I. Immunobiological properties. Antibody binding of the extract in latex test].
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[Laboratory trials of the possibilities of an oral immunization with a sodium deoxycholate extract from dyspepsia coli strains. II. Immunobiological properties. Antibody formation in the experimental animal and the passive protection test].
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[Laboratory trials of the possibilities of an oral immunization with a sodium deoxycholate extract from dyspepsia coli strains. 3. The protective action of the extract in the active mouse protection test].
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[Demonstration of Bordetella pertussis antibodies by the latex slide test in comparison to agglutination and complement fixation test].
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Agglutination Tests↗
[Sodium desoxycholate extract according to Barta from Bordetella pertussis as an antigen for the serological antibody demonstration in the complement fixation reaction and in latex slide test].
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[Serological reactions with capillary blood in hematocrit technic].
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[A latex slide test for the demonstration of Bordetella pertussis antibodies].
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Bordetella pertussis↗
[50 Years of pathogenic leptospirae. A look back on the history of their discovery].
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