Canine distemper virus vaccine and method of preparation
AssigneeParhelion Corporation
InventorRichard G. Olsen
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Abstract
Disclosed is a vaccine for the prevention of disease caused by canine distemper virus (CDV). The vaccine is prepared from CDV immunogens derived from CDV persistently-infected cells cultured in vitro. CCL-64 mink lung cells are the preferred cell line. CDV persistently-infected cells are cultured in serum-containing growth medium, the cells transferred and maintained in serum-free medium under conditions and for a time adequate to accumulate in said serum-free medium said CDV immunogens, and the cells separated from said CDV immunogen-containing supernatant. The CDV vaccine is made by diluting said supernatent and blending with a pharmaceutically-acceptable adjuvant.
Claims9
Canine distemper virus (CDV) vaccine for the immunization of CDV susceptible canine comprising an ostensibly virus-free immunizing-effective amount of:
- (a) CDV immunogens which are derived from CDV persistently-infected cells cultured in vitro and then separated from said in vitro cultured CDV peristently-infected cells and
- (b) a pharmaceutically-acceptable adjuvent.
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