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. 2011 Mar 25;35(1):1–9. doi: 10.1007/s12639-011-0025-8

Table 5.

Immunoprotection against fasciolosis using purified immunogens

Parasite Host Protein Vaccine protection References
F. hepatica Cattle FABP 55% Hillyer et al. (1987)
F. hepatica Sheep GST 57% Sexton et al. (1990)
F. hepatica Cattle 19–69% Morrison et al. (1996)
F. gigantica Cattle 18% (ns) Estuningsih et al. (1997)
F. hepatica Sheep Cathepsin L 69% (FEC) Wijffles et al. (1994)
F. hepatica Cattle 42–69% Dalton et al. (1996)
F. hepatica Cattle Haemoglobin 44% Dalton et al. (1996)
F. hepatica Cattle Cathepsin L + Haemoglobin 52–78% Dalton et al. (1996)
F. hepatica Sheep Cysteine proteinase No difference in worm burden Wijffles et al. (1994)
F. hepatica Cattle Defined 55% less fluke eggs Hillyer (1984)
F. gigantica Rats 32 kDa NEJ protein 90% protection Florine et al. (2000)

NEJ Newly existed juvenile fluke, FEC Faecal egg counts