ORAL PASSIVE-IMMUNIZATION EFFECT OF ANTI-HUMAN ROTAVIRUS IGY AND ITS BEHAVIOR AGAINST PROTEOLYTIC-ENZYMES
ORAL PASSIVE-IMMUNIZATION EFFECT OF ANTI-HUMAN ROTAVIRUS IGY AND ITS BEHAVIOR AGAINST PROTEOLYTIC-ENZYMES
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DOI:
10.1271/bbb.57.1077
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发表时间:
1993-07-01
影响因子:
1.6
通讯作者:
EBINA, T
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作者:
HATTA, H;TSUDA, K;EBINA, T
The neutralization titer of anti-human rotavirus (HRV) IgY was completely inactivated by pepsin at pH 2.0. However, it was not significantly affected by trypsin or chymotrypsin under certain conditions. The immunological activity of the IgY was observed in the intestine of suckling mice for 2h after oral administration and the activity rapidly decreased thereafter. The effects of oral supply of IgY were thus estimated for HRV-induced diarrhea in suckling mice and it was found that a previous supply of the IgY (1 h before HRV infection) completely prevented the HRV-induced diarrhea. The preventive effect was decreased as the time gap between IgY administration and HRV infection was longer. However, the oral supply of the IgY within 24h after HRV infection was still effective and decreased the incidence of HRV diarrhea in suckling mice.