SOME STUDIES ON DUCK PASTEURELLOSIS IN THE NEW-VALLEY IV. EFFICACY OF FORMALIZED MONOVALENT AND BIVALENT BACTERINS
ABDEL MOTELIB, T., SALEM, B., EL-ZANATY, K., SHAHATA, M., SOKKAR, L. (1987). SOME STUDIES ON DUCK PASTEURELLOSIS IN THE NEW-VALLEY IV. EFFICACY OF FORMALIZED MONOVALENT AND BIVALENT BACTERINS. EKB Journal Management System, 19.1(37), 185-188. doi: 10.21608/avmj.1987.189794
T.Y. ABDEL MOTELIB; B. SALEM; K. EL-ZANATY; M. SHAHATA; LM. SOKKAR. "SOME STUDIES ON DUCK PASTEURELLOSIS IN THE NEW-VALLEY IV. EFFICACY OF FORMALIZED MONOVALENT AND BIVALENT BACTERINS". EKB Journal Management System, 19.1, 37, 1987, 185-188. doi: 10.21608/avmj.1987.189794
ABDEL MOTELIB, T., SALEM, B., EL-ZANATY, K., SHAHATA, M., SOKKAR, L. (1987). 'SOME STUDIES ON DUCK PASTEURELLOSIS IN THE NEW-VALLEY IV. EFFICACY OF FORMALIZED MONOVALENT AND BIVALENT BACTERINS', EKB Journal Management System, 19.1(37), pp. 185-188. doi: 10.21608/avmj.1987.189794
ABDEL MOTELIB, T., SALEM, B., EL-ZANATY, K., SHAHATA, M., SOKKAR, L. SOME STUDIES ON DUCK PASTEURELLOSIS IN THE NEW-VALLEY IV. EFFICACY OF FORMALIZED MONOVALENT AND BIVALENT BACTERINS. EKB Journal Management System, 1987; 19.1(37): 185-188. doi: 10.21608/avmj.1987.189794

SOME STUDIES ON DUCK PASTEURELLOSIS IN THE NEW-VALLEY IV. EFFICACY OF FORMALIZED MONOVALENT AND BIVALENT BACTERINS

Assiut Veterinary Medical Journal
Article 29, Volume 19.1, Issue 37, September 1987, Page 185-188  XML PDF (1.17 MB)
Document Type: Research article
DOI: 10.21608/avmj.1987.189794
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T.Y. ABDEL MOTELIB; B. SALEM; K. EL-ZANATY; M. SHAHATA; LM. SOKKAR
Abstract
Autogenous bacterins were prepared from pasteurella multocida (PM) type 2:D previously isolated from ducks in the New-Valley,
as well as bivalent A and 2:D, which produced dense growth in tryptose agar. The bacterins were injected S/C into duckl ings at 3 and 5 weeks of age, such ducklings experienced significant less mortality than unimmunized controls follow ing challenge with live culture of the homologous strain at monthly intervals. Immunity lasted for (6) months with 100% protection.
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