Discover the science of hog cholera immunity and how researchers engineered serum-based protection for pigs.
This historical bulletin outlines years of careful experiments to protect hogs from hog cholera. It explains why the oldest vaccines based on a bacterial cause fell short and how scientists shifted to serum methods drawn from immune and diseased hogs. The result is a practical look at how serum can provide defense against a deadly virus, with careful notes on what worked and what did not in early 1900s trials.
The study tracks experiments from 1903 to 1906, comparing quick and slow methods, and details how serum from immune hogs performed when given with disease-producing blood. It also covers tests with specific outbreak strains and the duration of protection, offering a clear, methodical view of the research process and its cautious conclusions about practical value.
Ideal for readers interested in veterinary science history, disease prevention, and early vaccine research.
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HRD. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000. Seller Inventory # LX-9780484018272
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