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[Effect of thermal treatment on the structure and biological properties of tuberculin]. / Vliianie termicheskoi obrabotki na strukturu i biologicheskuiu aktivnost' tuberkulina.

Ivanov, M V; Lianda-Geller, B A; Morozova, A D; Pirogov, V S; Samsonov, G V.

Prikl Biokhim Mikrobiol ; 22(6): 806-9, 1986.

Article in Russian | MEDLINE | ID: mdl-3101059

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The effect of heat treatment used in the course of tuberculin production by Mycobacteria tuberculosis cells on the structure and biological activity of tuberculin was studied. Methods of preparative and analytical gel-filtration were used. The largest quantity of the biologically active component was obtained after 2-hour heat treatment of the mycobacteria culture.

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Hot Temperature , Tuberculin/isolation & purification , Bacteriological Techniques , Chromatography, Gel , Mycobacterium bovis/analysis , Mycobacterium tuberculosis/analysis

[Leningrad Research Institute of Vaccines and Sera (on the centenary of vaccine and serum production in the USSR)]. / Leningradskii NII vaktsin i syvorotok (k 100-letiiu vaktsino-syvorotochnogo dela v SSSR).

Lianda-Geller, B A; Radionova, R N; Grigor'eva-Bernshtein, A G.

Sov Zdravookhr ; (7): 67-70, 1986.

Article in Russian | MEDLINE | ID: mdl-3529443

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Academies and Institutes , Immune Sera , Vaccines , History, 19th Century , History, 20th Century , Russia (Pre-1917) , USSR , Warfare

[A study of intradermal tests with various concentrations of tuberculin in mass screening of youths]. / Izuchenie vnutrikozhnykh reaktsii na razlichnye razvedeniia tuberkulina pri massovykh obsledovaniiakh molodezhi.

Meve, E B; Iablokova, T B; Lianda-Geller, B A; Babanova, N G; Degileva, L A; Bukova, L K; Shimanskaia, L A; Iakovitskaia, A A; Novichenko, L D; Radinova, R N; Sakovich, V V.

Probl Tuberk ; 46(7): 8-15, 1968.

Article in Russian | MEDLINE | ID: mdl-4237649

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Tuberculin Test , Adolescent , Adult , Humans , Mass Screening , Republic of Belarus

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