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Ia G Kishko

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[Action of natural gamma-interferons on functional activity of phagocytes and antibody synthesis after vaccination].

Natural swine and cattle gamma-IFNs were prepared for trials. One dose of gamma-suiferon contained 1000 IU, that of gamma-boviferon--2000 IU. Three series of researches were carried out to estimate the in vitro and in vivo absorbing activity of phagocytes (monocytes and neutrophiles), their bactericidal ability (on new born pigs and calves, 2 months old animals, sows and cows with calf) and antibodygenesis after immunization of animals by colibacteriosis vaccine. It has been shown in trials that gamma-IFN increased to significant degree (several times, as a rule) the absorbing activity of phagocytes (especially that of monocytes in new-born animals). At the same time bactericidal activity of phagocytes sharply increased--their functional reserve in experimental animals was significantly higher (2-3-times), than in control. Immunization by colinebacteriosis vaccine with additional treatment by homologous gamma-IFN 3-4 times increased antibodygenesis in comparison with control.

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[Plasmid R68.45 and S-a transduction by the temperate bacteriophage 59 of Erwinia carotovora 268].

Temperature bacteriophage 59 of Erwinia carotovera 268 had transduced extrachromosomal DNA: plasmids of R68.45 and S-a. Before plasmid transduction experiments the suitable donor strains of indicator culture Erwinia horticola 450 harbouring R68.45 and S-a were created. The frequency of plasmid R68.45 transfer from Pseudomonas putida to E. horticola 450-8 by conjugation was equal to 5 x 10(-8) per a donor cell and in the case of S-a--from E. coli C600 for the same recipient cells--was 2 x 10(-6). Bacteriophage 59 has transduced only separate markers of plasmid R68.45, since plasmid S-a is probably transduced by the phage as an intact unit.

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