Summary
Mice were protected against infection following intracerebral inoculation of H. pertussis by a prior intracerebral injection of a suitable dose of commercial smallpox vaccine, or of a testicular or a neurotropic strain of vaccinia virus.
Evidence was obtained that smallpox vaccine interferes with the development of fatal vaccinial infection in mice induced by a neurotropic strain.
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Copyright © 1947 by The American Association of Immunologists, Inc.
1947
Williams & Wilkins Company
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