Taenia ovis

Table 15.3. Research undertaken using the Taenia ovis 45W/18k/16k and Echinococcus granulosus EG95 recombinant vaccines, highlighting their application as model anti-parasite vaccines. ...

Burridge, M.J. and Schwabe, C.W. (1 977) An epidemiological analysis of factors influencing the increase in Taenia ovis prevalence during the New Zealand Echinococcus granulosus control program. Australian journal for Parasitology 53, 374-379. 

Dadley-Moore, D.L., Lightowlers, M.W., Gauci, C.G., Rothel, J.S. and Jackson, D.C. (1999a) Synthetic peptides as candidate vaccines against Taenia ovis infection of sheep. Letters in Peptide Research 6, 303-312. 

Dempster, R.P., Robinson, C.M. and Harrison, G.B. (1996) Parasite vaccine development large-scale recovery of immunogenic Taenia ovis fusion protein GST-45W(B/X) from Escherichia coli inclusion bodies. Parasitology Research 82, 291-296. 

Drew, D.R., Lightowlers, M.W. and Strugnell, R.A. (2000b) A comparison of DNA vaccines expressing the 45W, 18k and 16k host-protective antigens of Taenia ovis in mice and sheep. Veterinary Immunology and Immunopathology 76, 171-181. 

Gauci, C.G. and Lightowlers, M.W. (1995) Developmental regulation of Taenia ovis 45W gene expression. Molecular and Biochemical Parasitology 73, 263-266. 

Gemmell, M.A. (1965) Immunological responses of the mammalian host against tapeworm infections III. Species specificity of hexacanth embryos in protecting sheep against Taenia ovis. Journal of Immunology 8, 281-290. 

Harrison, G.B.L., Heath, D.D., Dempster, R.P., Lawrence, S.B., Lightowlers, M.W. and Rickard, M.D. (1993) Identification of host-protective antigens of Taenia ovis oncospheres. International journal for Parasitology 23, 41-50. 

Heath, D.D., Yong, W.K., Osborn, P.J., Parmeter, S.N., Lawrence, S.B. and Twaalfhoven, H. (1979) The duration of passive protection against Taenia ovis larvae in lambs. Parasitology 79, 177-182. 

Osborn, P.J., Heath, D.D. and Roberts, M.G. (1982) Vaccination of sheep against Taenia ovis. The response to various dose rates of antigens obtained by incubation of oncospheres in vitro. Research in Veterinary Science 32, 351-353. 

Rickard, M.D. and Adolph, A.J. (1977) Vaccination of lambs against infection with Taenia ovis using antigens collected during short-term in vitro incubation of activated T. ovis oncospheres. Parasitology 75, 183-188. 

Rickard, M.D. and Bell, K.J. (1971 a) Immunity produced against Taenia ovis and T. taeniaeformis infection in lambs and rats following in vivo growth of their larvae in filtration membrane diffusion chambers. Journal of Parasitology 57, 571-575. 

Rickard, M.D., Boddington, E.B. and McQuade, N. (1 977) Vaccination of lambs against Taenia ovis infection using antigens collected during in vitro cultivation of larvae passive protection via colostrum from vaccinated ewes and the duration of immunity from a single vaccination. Research in Veterinary Science 23, 368-371. 

Rothel, J.S., Lightowlers, M.W., Seow, H.F., Wood, P.R., Rothel, L.J., Heath, D.D. and Harrison, C.B. (1996b) Immune responses associated with protection in sheep vaccinated with a recombinant antigen from Taenia ovis. Parasite Immunology 1 8, 201-208. 

Rothel, J.S., Boyle, D.B., Both, C.W., Pye, A.D., Waterkeyn, J.G., Wood, P.R. and Lightowlers, M.W. (1997a) Sequential nucleic acid and recombinant adenovirus vaccination induces host-protective immune responses against Taenia ovis infection in sheep. Parasite Immunology 19, 221-227. 

Harris, A., Heath, D. D., Lawrence, S. B. Shaw, R. J. (1987). Ultrastructure of changes at the surface during the early development phases of Taenia ovis cysticerci in vitro. International Journal for Parasitology, 17 903-10. 

Prepatent period of Taenia ovis in dogs (correspondence). New Zealand Veterinary Journal, 28 193-4. 

Rickard, M. D. Bell, K. J. (1971). Successful vaccination of lambs against infection with Taenia ovis using antigens produced during in vitro culture of the larval stages. Research in Veterinary Science, 12 401-2. 

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