CHANGES IN THE PHAGOCYTIC ACTIVITY OF LEUKOCYTES IN THE PROCESS OF IMMUNOGENESIS FOLLOWING ANTIPLAGUE VACCINATION
Abstract
During the first 12 days after subcutaneous injection to animals of the antiplague live vaccine the phagocytic number in leukocytes increases by 50- 100%, whereas the number of active leukocytes increases by 10-15%. Subsequently the phagocytic number slightly decreases but remains higher than in control animals. The percentage of active leukocytes increases on the 19-21st day after immunization by 20-25%. In the experiments with exudate in vivo the phagocytic number in immune animals is considerably higher than in the experiments with the blood in vitro. A completed phagocytic reaction is observed in white mice immunized with live antiplague vaccine EB, whereas in control (intact) mice there is no completed phagocytosis, as a rule.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Jan 08, 1964
- Accession Number
- AD0648104
Entities
People
- G. I. Borsuk