inactivated vaccine
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vaccine
noun[C or U]
uk/ˈvæk.siːn/us/vækˈsiːn/
a substance that is put into the body of a person or animal to protect them from a disease by causing them to produce antibodies (=proteins that ...
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This might require the use ofinactivatedvaccinefor 50 years or more.
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The availableinactivatedvaccineis expensive and requires three doses.
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Risk factors for equine influenza serum antibody titres in young thoroughbred racehorses given aninactivatedvaccine.
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Theinactivatedvaccinereduced the number of cases by 90% over a period of 7 years (fig002pmn).
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The second scenario, corresponding to current recommendations on influenza vaccination (the live-attenuated vaccine up to 50 years, then theinactivatedvaccine), gives similar results.
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Anaplasma marginaleinactivatedvaccine: dose titration against a homologous challenge.
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Theinactivatedvaccinehas been effective in protecting adult and growing birds.
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The animal must be vaccinated with an approvedinactivatedvaccine.
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Live vaccine is cheaper to make and administer than theinactivatedvaccine, so its use can be expected to improve the general level of protection in the industry.
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They convincingly justify the change of policy made in 1963, and they show the effectiveness of theinactivatedvaccinewhen used properly and sufficiently widely.
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Arrangements have been made with the vaccine manufacturers for supplies ofinactivatedvaccineto be greatly increased.
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Moreover, it might have advantages in giving somewhat quicker protection to very young birds than is achieved by theinactivatedvaccine.
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Aninactivatedvaccineagainst the disease is available in this country but live vaccines have not yet been licensed.
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There is a great risk, therefore, that countries that are protected from any contamination will put up trade barriers between themselves and countries that use thatinactivatedvaccine.
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These figures speak for themselves and show how effective theinactivatedvaccinecould be when taken up by the industry on a really large scale.
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Aninactivatedvaccinewas made commercially available but had mixed results.
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Aninactivatedvaccineis also available, but must be administered yearly to maintain protection.
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Aninactivatedvaccinehas been tested under field conditions, and both types of vaccines were effective when tested under controlled laboratory conditions.
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