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Why Choose Inactivated (Fixed antigen) Reproductive vaccines?

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Why Choose Inactivated (Fixed antigen) Reproductive vaccines?

New and improved adjuvants were developed and used in veterinary vaccines. These adjuvants are the mixtures of molecules added to vaccines to make the immunity better and make the immune system work more efficiently to provide longer immunity (duration of protection). The discovery and development of better adjuvants was helped considerably by the work of researchers to develop HIV-AIDS vaccines.

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Chase, C.

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There should be a broader realization that with conventional MLV BHV-1 vaccines that reactivation of latent BHV-1 vaccine virus is likely occurring and contributing to reproductive disease. Finally, we need to look at vaccine approaches that use non-abortifacient, non-latent bovine viral vaccines to develop lifelong immunity that will protect the animal while doing no harm to the fetus.

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