AI Article Synopsis
- Foxes can produce antibodies against rabies only when they receive an oral dosage of an attenuated rabies vaccine.
- Giving the same vaccine through the stomach does not lead to antibody development.
- This highlights the importance of finding an effective bait to ensure that the vaccine is delivered orally to foxes.
Article Abstract
Foxes developed serum neutralizing antibodies to rabies only after oral administration of an attenuated rabies vaccine, and not when a similar vaccine dose was introduced into the stomach. These results emphasize the need for a bait that assures delivery of a vaccine dose orally.
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