… first 6 months of life because of vaccine-induced immunity, rather than natural infection–induced
immunity, in women … gap between loss of maternal antibodies and measles vaccination …

… decrease of vaccine-induced antibodies and a lack of natural … anti-measles-IgG in cord
blood and found that in infants born … mothers lose passive acquired immunity at an earlier age …

… After the 4th month, the infants’ passively acquired measles immunity waned significantly so
… that measles antibody levels in infants born to mothers with vaccine-induced immunity are …

… women with vaccine-derived immunity lose their passive … vaccine-induced immunity against
measles at a population level 15 . Supplementary immunization activities that target children …

… Administration of passive Abs is performed with serum from … of infants was reduced when
the first dose of measles vaccine … the immune status of the mother is an important influencer of …

… programme and the mothers of the infants had received the … that infants with high maternal
anti-measles antibodies might … As MMR2 did not significantly increase immunity in infants at …

… Vaccinating infants with a first dose of measles-containing vaccine (MCV1) before 9 months
… MCV1 administered to infants younger than 9 months resulted in lower antibody titres after …

… reason that measles vaccine is not recommended to infants <… immune response blunting
from passively-acquired maternal … maternal antibody levels in children of vaccinated mothers …

… to determine the antibody titer in mothers and their infants at birth … Passive transmission and
persistence of naturally acquired or vaccine-induced maternal antibodies against measles in …

… , such as measles, vaccine-induced immunity following only … plasma cells may be lost due
to passive attrition to make room … of maternal antibodies in newborns and leave some infants …