Use of recombinant viruses in the prevention of Newcastle disease

Nagy,É.

Use of recombinant viruses in the prevention of Newcastle disease

1999

Nagy,É.

The author summarizes her recent work on the of recombinant fowlpox virus vectors for production of hemagglutinin-neuraminidase (HN) protein of the Newcastle Disease virus (NDV).This recombinant HN protein elicited a high level of protective immunity against NDV.In further work, a discriminative ELISA system has been developed (based on a baculovirus expressed NDV nucleoprotein).By the use of this ELISA the chicks vaccinated with the above recombinant fowlpox-NDV could be serologically differentiated from those vaccinated with complete NDV or from those infected with virulent wild NDV strains.

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aves de corral control de enfermedades disease control immunisation immunization newcastle disease virus poultry synthetic vaccines virus de la enfermedad de newcastle virus maladie de newcastle volaille

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Magyar ¦llatorvosok Lapja Hungary

Volume 1214 ISSN 0025-004X

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pp. 239-242

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Inmunizacion; Vacuna sintetica; Vaccin synthetique; Controle de maladies

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Hungarian

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Translated Title

Rekombináns vírusok alkalmazása a baromfipestis elleni védekezésben

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Use of recombinant viruses in the prevention of Newcastle disease

1999

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