Study of Some Immunity Characters Results of Injection antigenic Staphyloccocus sp. in Local Rabbits

Authors

  • Roua Jamal AbdulKhaliq1 , Hiba M. AlKhateeb2 , Abdalwahab Bdewi Hussain3, A. O. Humide3

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.37506/ijfmt.v15i1.13745

Keywords:

: Staphyloccocus, Immunity, Rabbits

Abstract

This study was conducted to identify some immune manifestations resulting from the injection of
staphylococcal bacterium antigens Heat-killing with a concentration of 0.75 ml in muscle and concentration
0.5 ml subcutaneous in local rabbits to see how immune response of these antigens achieve. Tests were
carried out (late hypersensitivity, phagocytosis of candida albicans, and NBT dye reduction).
The results showed that the highest level of skin thickness was 9.50 ml compared to control 1.48 ml after 24
hours of antigen injection. The results also showed that the highest level of candida yeast is 81.30% when
injecting concentration 0.5 ml under the skin compared to control 79.33%. As for the reduction of NBT dye,
the highest level of dye reduction was 14.70% when the concentration was injected 0.75 ml with the muscle
compared to 10.63% control.
We conclude that the injection of staphylococcus antigens (killed by heat) has the potential to induce immune
response in local rabbits

Author Biography

Roua Jamal AbdulKhaliq1 , Hiba M. AlKhateeb2 , Abdalwahab Bdewi Hussain3, A. O. Humide3

1Lect. Department of Pathological Analysis, Applied Science Collage, University of Fallujah, 2 Lect. Department
of Dentistry, Al-Esraa University collage, 3
Lect., Department of Pathological Analysis, Applied Science Collage,
University of Fallujah

Published

2020-12-31

How to Cite

Roua Jamal AbdulKhaliq1 , Hiba M. AlKhateeb2 , Abdalwahab Bdewi Hussain3, A. O. Humide3. (2020). Study of Some Immunity Characters Results of Injection antigenic Staphyloccocus sp. in Local Rabbits. Indian Journal of Forensic Medicine & Toxicology, 15(1), 2303-2308. https://doi.org/10.37506/ijfmt.v15i1.13745

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Vol. 15 No. 1 (2021): Indian Journal of Forensic Medicine & Toxicology

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