-
Recent Posts
Recent Comments
- Allen Christopher on Whooping cough bacterium loses expression of a key vaccine target
- Christopher Weir on Waning pertussis immunity in England/Wales, and bad reporting in Australia
- Waning pertussis immunity in England/Wales, and bad reporting in Australia | The LymphoSite on Whooping cough bacterium loses expression of a key vaccine target
- purple alibongo on The Anti-Vaccination Network’s talk at the Healthy Lifestyle Expo
- Skeptically Challenged – Skeptically Challenged 2014/06/08 on The Anti-Vaccination Network’s talk at the Healthy Lifestyle Expo
Archives
Categories
- acellular pertussis
- Acellular pertussis vaccine
- adolescent booster
- adolescent pertussis booster
- Australian Vaccination Network
- Australian Vaccination Skeptics Network
- AVSN
- Bordetella parapertussis
- Bordetella pertussis
- Hepatitis B
- Homestuck
- Introduction to the immune system
- Pertactin
- Pertussis
- Pertussis immunisation
- Pertussis vaccination
- Uncategorized
- Vaccination
- waning immunity
- waning pertussis immunity
- Whooping cough
- whooping cough immunisation
- whooping cough vaccine
Meta
Tag Archives: pertussis vaccines
‘Vaccine resistant’ pertussis – in a way, yes. In a more accurate way, no.
This post is a discussion of the February 2013 report from Philadelphia that the pertussis bacterium may be losing expression of the vaccine target protein pertactin, and the implications of such a loss. A discussion of the April 2014 paper that found most … Continue reading
Posted in acellular pertussis, Acellular pertussis vaccine, Bordetella pertussis, Pertussis, Pertussis immunisation, Pertussis vaccination, Vaccination, waning immunity, waning pertussis immunity, Whooping cough, whooping cough immunisation, whooping cough vaccine
Tagged bordetella pertussis, health, medicine, pertussis vaccines, science
5 Comments