Propagation of Fowl And Pigeon Pox Viruses in Avian Eggs And Use of Egg Cultiva
Propagation of Fowl And Pigeon Pox Viruses in Avian Eggs And Use of Egg Cultiva
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This virus, like the pigeon strains, lacked the metastatic character of the fowl strains of pox virus. These observations are of interest in con- nection with the statements of Baumann (1926), De Blieck (1927), and others regarding the nature of "antidiphtherin. " Egg-Propagated Fowl- and Pigeon-Pox Viruses in Immunization Studies The use of egg-propagated fowl-pox virus for immunization against fowl pox was first reported by the writer in 1936. This work was prompted in part by the encouraging... reports from the use of egg-propagated vaccinia virus in vaccination against smallpox in man and by the successful utilization of egg-cultivated laryngotracheitis virus for vaccination of fowl (Brandly, 1935). In the first trials fresh fowl-pox-infected chorio-allantoic membrane virus (3d to 8th egg passage of a recently isolated strain) was compared with fresh dried comb-lesion virus for capacity to produce takes and immunity in chickens ranging in age from 4 to 20 weeks. The results obtained indi- cated that the egg virus was just as satisfactory as, if not superior to, the comb virus.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This virus, like the pigeon strains, lacked the metastatic character of the fowl strains of pox virus. These observations are of interest in con- nection with the statements of Baumann (1926), De Blieck (1927), and others regarding the nature of "antidiphtherin. " Egg-Propagated Fowl- and Pigeon-Pox Viruses in Immunization Studies The use of egg-propagated fowl-pox virus for immunization against fowl pox was first reported by the writer in 1936. This work was prompted in part by the encouraging... reports from the use of egg-propagated vaccinia virus in vaccination against smallpox in man and by the successful utilization of egg-cultivated laryngotracheitis virus for vaccination of fowl (Brandly, 1935). In the first trials fresh fowl-pox-infected chorio-allantoic membrane virus (3d to 8th egg passage of a recently isolated strain) was compared with fresh dried comb-lesion virus for capacity to produce takes and immunity in chickens ranging in age from 4 to 20 weeks. The results obtained indi- cated that the egg virus was just as satisfactory as, if not superior to, the comb virus.
What to read after Propagation of Fowl And Pigeon Pox Viruses in Avian Eggs And Use of Egg Cultiva?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C a Carl Alfred Brandly to read onlineMoreLess
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