Aluminum-containing adjuvants are an important component of many vaccines because
they safely potentiate the immune response. The structure and properties of aluminum …

… The insonation of solidifying metals produces ingots that are fine-grained, dense, and
homogeneous.l The use of ultrasonic energy during the crystallization of supercooled melts …

The use of aluminum-containing adjuvants originated in 1926 with the observations of Glenny
et al. (1926) that an alum-precipitated diphtheria vaccine had greater antigenic properties …

An important step in the induction of an immune response to vaccines is the internalization
of antigens by antigen presenting cells, such as dendritic cells (DCs). Many current vaccines …

Aluminium hydroxide (AH) and aluminium phosphate (AP) adjuvants, labelled with 26 Al,
were injected intramuscularly (im) in New Zealand White rabbits. Blood and urine samples …

Aluminum-containing adjuvants are widely used in licensed human and veterinary vaccines.
However, the mechanism by which these adjuvants enhance the immune response and …

The structure of nine commercially manufactured aluminum-containing adjuvants was
investigated by X-ray diffraction, infrared spectroscopy, transmission electron micrography, and …

IR and X-ray analyses of the interaction of clindamycin with montmorillonite indicate that
clindamycin is adsorbed by a cation-exchange mechanism under pH conditions favoring the …

The adsorption of two model proteins, albumin and lysozyme, by boehmite or amorphous
aluminium hydroxyphosphate adjuvants was studied. Electrostatic attraction has a major role …

The degree of antigen adsorption by aluminum-containing adjuvants is considered an
important characteristic of vaccines that is related to immunopotentiation by the adjuvant. This …