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Protection by Classical and Vectored Vaccines against Endemic Velogenic Newcastle Disease in broiler Farms and Evaluation of a Developed Autogenous Vaccine against Predominant Genotype VI

2017-02-27

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This research had three complementary parts, in which the first investigated the broiler’s protection on endemic areas with prevalence of v-NDV (genotype VI) by priming day-old broilers on farms with vectored-NDV vaccines and boosting with classical NDV Clone 30 versus priming and boosting on another farms with NDV Clone 30. The second part evaluated protection and immunity by a developed autogenous killed v-NDV i...

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7762ac61-9c85-5253-9e84-02c9e35041fb
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10.15406/ijvv.2017.04.00075
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