Maternal antibody
DNA Vaccines for Influenza Virus: Differential Effects of Maternal Antibody on Immune Responses to Hemagglutinin and Nucleoprotein
... high-titer maternal antibody in newborns is the major form of protection from disease in early ...life. Maternal immunoglobulin G (IgG) crosses the placenta from mother to fetus during de- velopment ...
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Vaccination with hemagglutinin or neuraminidase DNA protects BALB/c mice against influenza virus infection in presence of maternal antibody
... maternal antibody. The first one is by vaccinating the offspring when maternal antibody declines to a certain extent [20], or by giving the primary immunization before the disappearance of ...
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Rh Isoimmunized Pregnancy—Do Maternal Antibody Titre Always Correlate with the Fetal Affection? A Non Invasive Management
... in maternal circulation may cross the placental barrier in variable ...anaemia. Maternal antibody titres tend to correlate more reliably with the severity of fetal disease in the 1 st ...
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Impact of Maternal Antibody and Concurrent Vaccination on Serologic Responses to Clostridial Vaccination in Calves
... the antibody levels declined until a second dose of vaccination was given on day 210, when the antibody levels had dropped, would indicate continual maternal decay not active immunity in the ...the ...
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The maternal antibody against diphtheria, tetanus and pertussis showed distinct regional difference in China
... no maternal Tdap immunization was introduced into ...the maternal antibody associated with DTP vaccine mainly depends on childhood immuniza- tions and nature infections in ...
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DNA immunization of neonates induces immunity despite the presence of maternal antibody
... Neonatal animals were not considered as suitable vaccine recipients either because of immune immaturity or because passively delivered antibody interferes with immune induc- tion. In this report, we evaluated the ...
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Contribution of Maternal Immunity to Decreased Rotavirus Vaccine Performance in Low- and Middle-Income Countries
... of maternal immunity and vaccine interference is strengthened in LMIC, there are a number of strategies that may improve the infant vaccine response in areas of high rotavirus ...from maternal immune ...
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Measles Vaccines and the Potential for Worldwide Eradication of Measles
... circulating maternal antibody in young children at the time of immunization, which will determine the efficacy of the vaccine; the risk of measles exposure in young children; the number of vaccine doses ad- ...
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PubMedCentral-PMC5216432.pdf
... of maternal immunity and vaccine interference is strengthened in LMIC, there are a number of strategies that may improve the infant vaccine response in areas of high rotavirus ...from maternal immune ...
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Immunity to Diphtheria in an Urban Population
... The immune response of the infant to the usual immunization schedule has been thought to be affected by a high concentration of circulating maternal antibody, since high passive antitoxi[r] ...
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Effect of Gender, Race, and Parental Education on Immunogenicity and Reported Reactogenicity of Acellular and Whole-Cell Pertussis Vaccines
... The effect of maternal antibody on the serologic response and the incidence of adverse reac- tions after primary immunization with acellular and whole-cell pertus- sis vaccines combined [r] ...
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Effectiveness of Vaccination at 6 to 11 Months of Age During an Outbreak of Measles
... Persistence of maternal antibody in infants beyond 12 months: mechanism of measles vaccine failure. Pabst HF, Spady DW, Marusyk RG, et al[r] ...
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Acquisition of Maternal Antibodies both from the Placenta and by Lactation Protects Mouse Offspring from Yersinia pestis Challenge
... whether maternal antibodies are transferred through the placenta or colostrum, sera from PM-S, CSN, LM-S, and CFM were assayed for antibody ...that maternal antibodies were acquired not only by ...
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Round Table Discussion
... Infants possessing maternal antibody against diphtheria may not respond as well to the initial series of injections, but they are temporarily immune anyhow, and will achieve good levels [r] ...
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Seroprevalence of Transplacentally acquired Measles antibodies in unvaccinated infants at nine months of age and its relation to the feeding practices
... According to WHO, this coverage is not sufficient to pre- vent outbreaks [6, 7]. In December 2012, measles out- breaks started in Sind province and lasted until August, 2013 and killed 321. In the first half of 2013, 94 ...
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Impact of Maternal HIV Infection and Placental Malaria on the Transplacental Transfer of Influenza Antibodies in Mother Infant Pairs in Malawi, 2013 2014
... lower antibody titers to influenza A viruses, which we postulate is due to an attenuated maternal antibody response to natural influenza infection rather than reduced efficiency of placental ...boost ...
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Maternal antibodies reduce costs of an immune response during development
... have maternal antibodies that recognize an antigen, these antibodies should block stimulation of the inflammatory response and reduce growth ...whether maternal and/or offspring antigen exposure affect ...
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Longer pregnancy and slower fetal development in women with latent "asymptomatic" toxoplasmosis
... comprised maternal antibody titres, age, number of previous deliveries, number of previous abortions, newborn's sex and birth weight and length, date of the last menstruation, pregnancy length estimated ...
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IMMUNOHEMATOLOGIC OBSERVATIONS ON ERYTHROBLASTOTIC INFANTS. I. DIAGNOSIS AND PROGNOSIS
... In Cases 1, 5, 16, where there was marked discrepancy between the reported prenatal maternal antibody titers and the subsequent tests and clinical observations, postpartum maternal serum[r] ...
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INTESTINAL IgA NEUTRALIZING ANTIBODIES IN NEWBORN INFANTS FOLLOWING POLIOVIRUS IMMUNIZATION
... active antibody production may have been suppressed by the high levels of homotypic maternal antibody.1 Sabin and co-workers1 demonstrated that some orally immunized newborn infants did [r] ...
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