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. 2008 May 12;76(8):3817–3823. doi: 10.1128/IAI.01369-07

TABLE 2.

Increasing the dose of IMX108 increases the antibody responsea

Antigen Dose (μg) Dose (nmol) IFA titer ELISA titer
IMX108 5 0.24 1/10,240 1/102,400
10 0.48 1/10,240 1/102,400
20 0.95 1/10,240 1/102,400
40 1.9 1/20,480 1/204,800
80 3.8 1/20,480 1/204,800
140 6.7 1/40,960 1/409,600
200 9.5 1/40,960 1/409,600
IMX183 23 1.9 1/80 <100
a

Groups of three BALB/c mice were immunized subcutaneously three times at 4-week intervals with different amounts of the IMX108 protein (MSP119-murine C4bp) without additional adjuvant. Control mice received IMX183 (MSP119 alone). Antibody titers were determined by IFA or by ELISA using pooled serum samples collected from each group 3 weeks after the third immunization. The IFA provided a measure of the amount of antibody binding to native MSP1 on the parasite, whereas the ELISA provided a measure of the amount of antibody binding to the recombinant MSP119.