Sentence examples for prevent plague from inspiring English sources

Dr. Wu always stood as fighter at the forefront in the battle to prevent plague and in 1921, he successfully stamped out the recurring epidemic.

While vaccination with the F1/V vaccine may prevent plague in individual ferrets, prairie dogs remain subject to plague epizootics that can cause >90% mortality, thus almost eliminating the ferret's prey base.

To prevent plague in prairie dogs, the NWHC, in partnership with the University of Wisconsin School of Veterinary Medicine, developed and tested (for efficacy, safety, duration of immunity, reproduction effects and efficacy, and safety in non-target species) a recombinant vaccine against plague using a raccoon pox-vector (RCN) to express the F1 and Vt antigens (Rocke et al. 2010).

The search for vaccines to prevent plague began in 1895 when French scientist Alexandre Yersin tested plague immunity in laboratory animals (rabbits, mice, rats) after repeated immunization with either whole-cell, heat-killed, and agar-grown cultures of Y. pestis or live Y. pestis strains which had lost their virulence after multiple in vitro passages.

From sanitary cordons instituted to prevent plague from entering Croatia's Dalmatian Coast to the international sanitary conventions, which began in 1851, to the victories over malaria and yellow fever that permitted the construction of the strategic Panama Canal, health and disease have been intertwined with the pursuit of foreign-policy interests.

He spent the last years of his life studying means of preventing plague and limiting the spread of contagious diseases.

The results presented here exhibit the ability to generate multi-gram quantities of non-tagged rLcrV from E. coli that can be used for the development of vaccine for preventing plague.

Nobody back then thought that preventing plagues was part of a king's job.

The prison walls will never prevent the plague from getting out and invading the rest of the town".

Though Allison is being held captive in view of becoming the human equivalent of a stud horse, he's also tasked with going back to 1960 to change the course of history and prevent the plague.

The prison walls will never prevent the plague from getting out and invading the rest of the town," said the institute's Christophe Rogier.