Appeared in: EMAC-5 Meeting, 2018
Authors: Montbrau, C. ; Fontseca, M. ; Roca, M. Ortega, N. ; Del Río, L. ; Alvarez. D.; Murcia-Belmonte, A.; Caro, M.R.; Salinas, J.; March, R; Sitjà, M.
Protective efficacy of a new inactivated vaccine against Chlamydia abortus in a pregnant mouse
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Sheep and goats
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EMAC-5 Meeting, 2018
The results obtained conclude that the vaccine, significantly reduces reproductive disorders, and the new vaccine could be a good candidate to be assayed in the sheep.
This study evaluates the grade of protection of an inactivated vaccine against t and Salmonella enterica serovar Abortusovis (SAO) in pregnant mouse model.
The results obtained conclude that the vaccine, significantly reduces reproductive disorders, and the new vaccine could be a good candidate to be assayed in the sheep.
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