Passive transfer of immune serum reduces in L1/adult ratio of worms recovered from the intestines of Strongyloides stercoralis-infected gerbils
In Strongyloides stercoralis-infected gerbils it had been observed previously that the ratio of first-stage larvae to adult worms decreases after 3 wk of infection. Serum obtained from gerbils after this decrease in fecundity, but before worms were expelled, was transferred passively to other infect...
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| description | In Strongyloides stercoralis-infected gerbils it had been observed previously that the ratio of first-stage larvae to adult worms decreases after 3 wk of infection. Serum obtained from gerbils after this decrease in fecundity, but before worms were expelled, was transferred passively to other infected gerbils during the peak of worm fecundity. The immune serum caused a significant decrease in the L1/adult ratio but had no effect on the number of uterine eggs, the length, or the intestinal and ovarian ultrastructure of adult worms. Apparently a factor(s) in the immune serum either killed eggs, after oviposition, or the hatched larvae, without damaging the adult worms |
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| subjects | Animals Antiserum Binomial Distribution Biological and medical sciences Diseases caused by nematodes Dogs Fecundity Fertility GERBILLE Gerbillinae GERBILS GERBO Helminthic diseases Immune Sera - immunology IMMUNE SERUM Immunization, Passive IMMUNSERUM Infections Infectious diseases Intestinal Diseases, Parasitic - parasitology Intestinal Diseases, Parasitic - prevention & control Intestines Larva - immunology Male Medical sciences Memory interference Nematode larvae Ova Parasitic diseases Parasitology Research Notes STRONGYLOIDES Strongyloides stercoralis - growth & development Strongyloides stercoralis - immunology Strongyloidiasis - parasitology Strongyloidiasis - prevention & control Strongyloidosis SUERO INMUNE Worms |
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