A Trial in DNA Vaccine and Bacterial Stress Responses in zebrafish - Fadlalla, Imad Mohamedtahir
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The results of this study demonstrate that zebrafish can be infected through the three routes of infection including immersion, immersion following abrasion and injection. So, abrasion and injection is not required to infect zebrafish with E. tarda . At 45 days p.v., Vaccination with plasmid DNA vaccine encoding et46 antigenic gene et46 appeared to be weakly protective. The results showed that the accumulated mortalities of pet46 vaccinated fish were 80%, 60%, and 30%, upon challenging with 3.2x108, 107, or 106 CFU/mL of E. tarda, respectively. Hence, compared to vaccine construct-vaccinated…mehr

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The results of this study demonstrate that zebrafish can be infected through the three routes of infection including immersion, immersion following abrasion and injection. So, abrasion and injection is not required to infect zebrafish with E. tarda . At 45 days p.v., Vaccination with plasmid DNA vaccine encoding et46 antigenic gene et46 appeared to be weakly protective. The results showed that the accumulated mortalities of pet46 vaccinated fish were 80%, 60%, and 30%, upon challenging with 3.2x108, 107, or 106 CFU/mL of E. tarda, respectively. Hence, compared to vaccine construct-vaccinated fish, pet46-vaccinated fish were significantly protected, with a RPS of 40%. The results showed that the accumulated mortality of pet46-vaccinated fish (24%) was significantly lower than that vaccine construct-vaccinated fish (80, 60 and 30% compared to100, 80 and 60%, respectively). The RPS of pet46-vaccinated fish was 20, 40 and 25% compared to vaccine construct-vaccinated fish. Therefore, compared to vaccination with vaccine construct, vaccination with pet46 produced a RPS of 40%, which is significantly higher than that produced by vaccine construct.
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IMAD MOHAMEDTAHIR FADLALLA, Full Professor of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Sudan University of Science & Technology, Sudan, March, 1993. Imam Abdulrahman Bin Faisal University, Dammam, Saudi Arabia, 2014 to date. supervision for some PhD and MSc candidates. examiner for a number of PhD and MSc theses. Editor for some scientific journals.