Publications by authors named "Yada Aronthippaitoon"
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- The study aimed to evaluate the connection between the concentration of anti-HBs antibodies and their ability to neutralize the hepatitis B virus, revealing that higher antibody levels do not always correspond to better neutralization effectiveness.
- It involved comparing IgG antibodies from individuals who received different types of hepatitis B vaccines or recovered from infection and testing their neutralization activity in vitro.
- The findings suggest that measuring anti-HBs levels alone is inadequate for assessing neutralization, recommending the inclusion of neutralization assays in quality control and highlighting the importance of matching vaccine types with circulating HBV strains.
The coverage of rabies vaccinations has been reported at 70-80% of dogs in annual reports. However, there are still outbreaks of rabies among humans and dogs in Thailand, thus indicating the necessity of ensuring seroprevalence in vaccinated dogs and efficacy of human immunization. A cost effective easy competitive enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (CEE-cELISA) was developed here for monitoring protective immunity against the rabies virus in human and dog serum samples using monoclonal antibody clone 1-46-12, which recognizes a conformational epitope of the rabies G protein.
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