The Journal of veterinary medical science · 2026
Assessment of humoral immune responses elicited by an inactivated lumpy skin disease vaccine in cattle: a preliminary study.
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Rittipornlertrak Amarin, Singhla Tawatchai, Koonyosying Pongpisid, Muenthaisong Anucha, Sangkakam Kanokwan, Varinrak Thanya, Apinda Nisachon, Nambooppha Boondarika, Kreausukon Khwanchai, Sthitmatee Nattawooti
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The control of lumpy skin disease (LSD) is often hampered by adverse effects associated with currently available live attenuated vaccines (LAVs). This preliminary study was therefore designed to determine the immune responses in dairy cattle immunized with either an inactivated LSD vaccine (derived from a local strain) or a commercial LAV. Specifically, five cattle received an inactivated vaccine, and five received a commercial LAV. Humoral immunity was assessed: ELISA titers persisted for over six months in both groups. Furthermore, the virus neutralization test showed no statistical difference in the neutralizing antibody titers between the two groups. These findings confirm that the inactivated vaccine effectively elicited the humoral immune responses and highlight its potential as a promising tool for LSD prevention.