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From the Department of Hygiene and Bacteriology, The Hebrew University, Jerusalem
Abstract
Shiga toxoid was prepared from cultures of S. dysenteriae on a semi-synthetic medium. Small quantities of this toxoid adsorbed on alum, concentrated, and injected subcutaneously immunized rabbits against multiple lethal doses of toxin.
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