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Characterization and discrimination of three Theileria parva stabilates involved in East Coast fever vaccination.

Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences - 29 Jun 1998

Sparagano O A, Zanaa O, Ambrose N

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Three vaccine stabilates of Theileria parva, of which sporozoites are being used against East Coast fever, were characterized by immunological and molecular biology techniques before being used for a national vaccination campaign in Kenya. T. parva Marikebuni stabilates 316 and 3014, and T. parva Lanet were used in this study and were discriminated from other Kenyan field Theileria isolates. IFAT results showed...

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PMID: 9668450
DOI: 10.1111/j.1749-6632.1998.tb11034.x

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