DIFFERENTIAL CHARACTERISTICS INVITRO AND INVIVO OF SEVERAL SUBSTRAINS OF BCG .4. IMMUNIZING EFFECTIVENESS

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Abstract
With the injection of large doses of BCG vaccine an animal may produce antibodies even though vaccinating bacilli do not have a chance to multiply in vivo. With smaller doses of vaccine, isoniazid chemoprophylaxis interferes with the development of immunity by inhibiting bacterial multiplication and hence preventing the accumulation of antigenic material.

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