STUDY OF THE DELIVERY OF THE GD GENE OF PSEUDORABIES VIRUS TO ONE-DAY-OLD PIGLETS BY ADENOVIRUS OR PLASMID DNA AS WAYS TO BYPASS THE INHIBITION OF IMMUNE-RESPONSE BY COLOSTRAL ANTIBODIES
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In the present study, it was shown that piglets with maternal antibodi
es, which had been primed with a replication-defective adenovirus that
expresses the pseudorabies virus (PRV) glycoprotein go and boosted wi
th the Bartha vaccine strain at 10 weeks of age are equally protected
clinically upon a challenge as piglets without maternal antibodies vac
cinated with the same approach or with the Bartha vaccine strain alone
. Priming with a plasmid that expresses go was less efficient. (C) 199
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