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Yurchenko, Kseniya S.; Glushchenko, A. G.; Белогородцев, С. Н.; Ковнер, А. В.; Шестопалова, Л. В.; Потапова, О. В.; Шестопалов, А. М.

doi:10.1016/j.ejcsup.2015.08.119

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“…The source of infection is sick and ill birds. Recently, various properties of the Newcastle disease virus, including oncolytic ones, have been carefully studied [14,15]. The Newcastle disease has not been reported in Primorye since 2009.…”

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To the prevention of infectious diseases in chickens

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Newcastle disease affects birds of different breeds and ages (turkeys, quails, guinea fowls, chickens). Given the possibility of spreading the disease by birds of other species, including migratory birds, it makes more sense to immunize chickens during their long-distance migration. The main measure of disease prevention remains its competent specific prevention with the use of live and inactivated vaccines, as the specialists of the Khankai branch of the Khorol Veterinary Station for animal diseases control told the public. The only way to protect against the disease is to vaccinate all types of poultry.

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