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244 HÆMORRHAGIC SEPTICÆMIA.
BULLS.
Serum and virus after 48 hours.
|
No. |
Dose of |
Dose of |
Results. |
|
Plains Bulls 1 |
5 c.c. |
0.1 c.c. |
Died in 50 hours. |
|
„ „2 |
10 „ |
0.1 „ |
Lived. No reaction. |
|
„ „ 3 |
10 „ |
0.1 „ |
„ „ „ |
|
„ „4 |
15 „ |
0.1 „ |
„ Temperature reaction. |
|
„ „5 |
20 „ |
0.1 „ |
„ No reaction. |
One Control died in 40 hours.
10 c.c. of this serum was protective against the virus
inoculated 48 hours after.
BUFFALOES.
Serum and virus after 48 hours.
|
No. |
Dose of |
Dose of |
Results. |
|
|
Plains Buffaloes 1 |
20 c.c. |
0.1 c.c. |
Lived. |
No reaction. |
|
2 |
25 „ |
0.1 „ |
„ |
|
|
3 |
25 „ |
0.1 „ |
„ |
„ „ |
One Control died in 30 hours.
The serum in a dose of 20 c.c. protects buffaloes against
the virus inoculated 48 hours after.
BUFFALOES.
Serum, plus virus after four weeks.
|
No. |
Dose of |
Dose of |
Results. |
|
Plains Buffaloes 1 |
5 c.c. |
0.1 c.c. |
Died 24 hours. |
|
2 |
5 „ |
0.1 „ |
Lived. No reaction. |
|
3 |
10 „ |
0.1 „ |
„ „ „ |
|
4 |
10 „ |
0.1 „ |
Died 30 hours. |
|
5 |
25 „ |
0.1 „ |
Lived. No reaction. |
|
6 |
25 „ |
0.1 „ |
„ „ „ |
|
7 |
25 „ |
0.1 „ |
„ „ „ |
|
8 |
25 „ |
0.1 „ |
„ „ „ |
|
9 |
25 „ |
0.1 „ |
„ „ „ |
Two Controls died within 30 hours.
The serum in a dose varying from 10 to 25 c.c. confers
an immunity for a period of about four weeks,
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| Description | Covers 1908-1911. Describes work on surra, rinderpest, haemorrhagic septicaemia and anthrax, diseases affecting chiefly horses, camels, cattle and dogs. Colour plates and black and white photographs throughout. |
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| Description | Reports dated 1887-1950 record activities of the Civil Veterinary Department across India. Plus minutes, memoirs and ledgers concerning veterinary officers and their work. |
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