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Potencjalne mozliwosci wykorzystania bakteriofagow w leczeniu zakazen bakteryjnych zwierzat

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Potential application of bacteriophages in bacterial infections in animals

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Antibiotic-resistant bacterial infections have caused serious therapeutic problem in medicine and veterinary practice. Resistance to antibiotics is currently increasing, which is related to, among other factors, the capability of bacteria to produce specific enzymes rendering them resistant to most available antibiotics. Renewed interest in the possibilities of using bacteriophages, viruses that can attack and destroy bacterial cells, in antibacterial therapy in humans and animals has been observed in many countries. Phage therapy of bacterial infections in humans has been conducted by our Institute since 1980. The most successful results were obtained in cases of meningitis, furunculosis, otitis media, cancer, and septicemia (100% of patients). Experimental phage therapy in animals is provided by many centers. Successful therapeutic and protective phage therapy has been observed in calves, piglets, lambs, chickens and mice. Our results on the phage treatment of colibacterosis in foxes, piglets and balanoposithis in bears have demonstrated its high effectiveness. A study on phage preparates for their use in bovine mastitis is currently underway.

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62

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11

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s.1219-1221,bibliogr.

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  • Instytut Immunologii i Terapii Doswiadczalnej PAN, ul.R.Weigla 12, 53-114 Wroclaw
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Bibliografia

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