who i am, from where i am and why i think she would answer any of my questions in the firs place, so i think it's a dead end here,
Well thanks very much for your efforts anyway in trying to get some info from Medgamal.
only adsorbed version contains adjuvant and preservative (mercury).
OK, well at least we have that fact doubly confirmed now.
their product apparently contains alpha toxin only - that's why it called anatoxin and not a vaccine.
OK, this confirms what
@Andey discovered when he contacted Medgamal a few months ago: that the vaccine contains alpha toxin (converted of course into the deactivated and safe toxoid form).
But you are saying that the Medgamal technician said the vaccine
only contains alpha toxin? Did she explicitly say that the vaccine does not contain any other Staphylococcus toxoids — other toxoids such as enterotoxin B?
Or was it not very clear in the conversation what she was saying?
It is possible that Medgamal may not have performed a full analysis on their vaccine, and so they may not be fully aware of what is in the vaccine.
I am guessing that Berna Biotech, the manufacturers of the original Staphypan vaccine did not perform a full analysis on their vaccine, because if they had, Prof Gottfries's team would not have needed to perform their own analysis of Staphypan.
But if Medgamal's vaccine does only contain one toxoid, alpha toxin, then it is a slightly different vaccine to Staphypan.
My guess is that anatoxin by itself works as bactriostatical substance. At least majority of bacterial toxins made to kill other species of bacteria around not to poison a host.
Yes, that is more or less correct. The way toxoid vaccines work for protection against bacteria infections is that these vaccines educate the immune system to make antibodies against the nasty bacterial toxins that the bacteria can synthesize. It's often these bacterial toxins that make a bacteria infection much worse, or even fatal.
So once the immune system is able to neutralize the bacterial toxins, it make it much easier for the immune system to then do the job of killing off the bacteria.