EFFECT OF SERIAL EMBRYO PASSAGE OF AN ARKANSAS-TYPE AVIAN INFECTIOUS-BRONCHITIS VIRUS ISOLATE ON CLINICAL-RESPONSE, VIRUS RECOVERY, AND IMMUNITY
EFFECT OF SERIAL EMBRYO PASSAGE OF AN ARKANSAS-TYPE AVIAN INFECTIOUS-BRONCHITIS VIRUS ISOLATE ON CLINICAL-RESPONSE, VIRUS RECOVERY, AND IMMUNITY
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DOI:
10.2307/1590310
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发表时间:
1983-01-01
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影响因子:
1.4
通讯作者:
CLOUD, SS
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作者:
GELB, J;CLOUD, SS
Infectious bronchitis virus (IBV) Arkansas-type DPI strain (Ark DPI) was attenuated by serial passage in chicken embryos. Virus of passage 50 was less pathogenic for day old maternally immune broiler-type chickens than virus of passage 10 or 25 as determined by clinical response to vaccination, virus isolation in respiratory (trachea) and nonrespiratory (kidney and cloaca) tissues, and weight gain studies. Chickens vaccinated with virus of passage 10, 25 or 50 were at least 80% resistant to homologous virus challenge of the upper respiratory tract 4 and 6 wk postvaccination. Serum antibody production by passage 50-vaccinated chickens was comparatively low at 4 wk but at 6 wk was similar to that in chickens vaccinated with virus of passage 10 or 25.