Immunological properties of inactivated vaccines against Newcastle disease based on virus antigens VII and II the genotype
N. V. Moroz,
D. L. Dolgov,
I. A. Komarov
et al.
Abstract:Newcastle disease (ND) is now widely spread in many countries of Eurasia, Africa and the Americas and causes significant economic damage to poultry farming. New NDinfected localities are reported in the Russian Federation every year; besides, the number of farms with vaccinated poultry demonstrating high specific antibody titres, decreased performance and survivability while being asymptomatic has increased. This is attributed to the virus evolution leading to the emergence of new genotypes represented by high… Show more
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