Protection in lambs vaccinated with Haemonchus contortus antigens is age related, and correlates with IgE rather than IgG1 antibody.

F.N. Kooyman, H.D. Schallig, M.A. van Leeuwen, A. MacKellar, J.F. Huntley, A.W. Cornelissen, L. Vervelde

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AU - MacKellar, A.

AU - Huntley, J.F.

AU - Cornelissen, A.W.

AU - Vervelde, L.

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