Vaccinia in a sentence as a noun

So these scabs would be the product of infection with vaccinia and not variola, if my understanding is correct.

VIG, which is vaccinia immunoglobilin, was used a decade earlier.

It summarizes the prep and use of vaccinia immunoglobilin over the decades.

And, he, so he saw a lot of grants having to do with smallpox, anti-pox viral ***** and etc, so he's pretty up on this, and the vaccinia immunoglobilin would be part of that.

He's referring to the 60's and before when the global smallpox eradication campaign went forward, and one of the things that was used was the vaccinia immunoglobilin.

By 2011 there were none, even with the compassionate uses of vaccinia immunoglobilin ST-246," which is, was, an experimental anti-pox drug, now approved, "and Senovavir.

He correctly refers to a handful of reported anecdotal applications of vaccinia immunoglobilin against smallpox.

That's not what those links say:> It is not known whether vaccinia virus is the product of genetic recombination, or if it is a species derived from cowpox virus or variola virus by prolonged serial passage, or if it is the living representative of a now extinct virus.

Vaccinia definitions

noun

a local infection induced in humans by inoculation with the virus causing cowpox in order to confer resistance to smallpox; normally lasts three weeks and leaves a pitted scar

See also: vaccina

noun

a viral disease of cattle causing a mild skin disease affecting the udder; formerly used to inoculate humans against smallpox

See also: cowpox