Meanings of cowpox in English

I show you here the hand of Sarah Nelmes with cowpox, 1796.

Jesty died in person who inoculated cowpox to protect from smallpox.

It was rather hard to blame Dr. Jenner for the origin of cowpox.

While those so vaccinated contracted cowpox, this was a short-lived innocuous febrile illness.

Vaccination in contrast by a similar method used infected material from individuals with cowpox.

Smallpox takes thirteen or fourteen days to develop; cowpox runs its course in eight.

Jenner is seen using the cowpox virus to vaccinate a gardener's son against smallpox.

In 1769 a German, Bose, wrote on the subject of cowpox protecting from smallpox.

Jenner's cowpox was caused by the diseased hands of the syphilitic milkmaid, Sarah Nehnes.

The incidence of human cowpox virus (CPXV) infections has increased significantly in recent years.

Scientists have been able to synthesize the poliovirus and make designer forms of deadly mousepox and cowpox.

We have identified and characterized one of the most strongly-expressed genes of cowpox virus (CPV).

He substituted cowpox virus for smallpox virus.

Cattle roaming in pasture and prairie have never been affected by cowpox, nor have domesticated steers and oxen.

This paper illustrates approaches to identifying viral pathogenesis genes in two model systems involving cowpox virus and reovirus, respectively.

It probably helped to inspire Jenner's experiments with using cowpox inoculations to fight off its far deadlier relative, smallpox.