| Abstract: | Purified staphylococcal toxoid is capable of partially preventing the development of antigen-specific (induced by the supraoptimal dose of sheep red blood cells) and antigen-nonspecific (induced by Tahyna virus) defects of humoral immune response, as well as abolishing these defects. The presence and manifestation of the correction of virus-induced immunodeficiency is determined by the dose of the toxoid and the interval between the injections of purified staphylococcal toxoid and the infective agent. |
