… Campylobacter jejuni strains 21190 and S3B (both of poultry origin) were chosen for use
in challenge experiments because of their ability to colonize chickens. Also, these two strains …

… as a major risk factor for human infection with Campylobacter jejuni in developed countries.
… specificity of antibody in chickens that showed a reduction in intestinal colonisation with C. …

… the major reservoir for Campylobacter jejuni, a leading … jejuni maternal antibody in protecting
young chickens fromCampylobacter infection, we examined the prevalence and levels of C…

… in chickens and, if so, whether these antibody responses differ from those seen in humans.
… anti-ganglioside antibodies in chickens and a human infected with C. jejuni were compared. …

… list of proteins against which antibodies are generated in hens and transferred to chicks;
these maternal antibodies provide chicks with partial protection against C. jejuni colonization. In …

… jejuni secretory I$4 antibodies were demonstrated in vaccinated chickens. Vaccination also
appeared to … Campylobacter jejuni is frequently found in the intestines of commercial broiler …

… to colonization with Campylobacter jejuni than 1-to-2-wk… Campylobacter, immunoglobulin
Y antibodies as detected by enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay. The role of these antibodies …

… Prophylactic effect of bovine antibodies against Campylobacter jejuni infection in untreated
(W) and treated (A) chickens. Results are given as mean number of bacteria/g faeces of five …

… Occupational exposure of susceptible humans to Campylobacter jejuni appears to result
in … To support this hypothesis the levels of C. jejuni-specific IgG and IgM antibodies were …

… The immune response of chickens to Campylobacter jejuni infection was studied as a step
in the search for vaccine candidates. One-day-old chicks orally challenged with C. jejuni …