Da. Mosier et al., ANTIGENIC COMPOSITION OF PASTEURELLA-HAEMOLYTICA SEROTYPE-1 SUPERNATANTS FROM SUPPLEMENTED AND NONSUPPLEMENTED MEDIA, American journal of veterinary research, 55(3), 1994, pp. 348-352
Supernatant preparations containing antigens produced by Pasteurella h
aemolytica serotype 1 grown in nonsupplemented RPMI 1640 medium and 3
grown in supplemented RPMI 1640 media were evaluated, Antigens were de
tected by immunoblotting each supernatant preparation with sera from 2
0 cattle with various degrees of resistance to experimentally induced
pneumonic pasteurellosis. Antigen-antibody bands at 49 and 30 kd were
correlated with resistance in all 4 media. A 66-kd antigen antibody ba
nd was correlated with resistance in 2 media, and antigen-antibody ban
ds at 100 and 16 kd were correlated with resistance in 1 medium each.
These results indicated that the number and relative amount of resista
nce-associated antigens in P haemolytica supernatants can be optimized
on the basis of type of growth medium used.