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Evaluation of the Protection Efficacy of Newcastle Disease Vaccination Programs

新城雞病免疫計畫保護效力之評估

摘要


Various Newcastle disease (ND) vaccination programs were tested for their protection efficacy. In trial 1, SPF chicks were vaccinated with an attenuated or inactivated ND vaccine at 4-day-old, then boosted again with an attenuated or inactivated ND vaccine at 7 days of age or 14 days of age. AII vaccinated groups showed a good protection rate (80-100%) when they were challenged with a virulent ND virus at 5-week-old. In trials 2 and 3, several groups of broilers with high maternal antibodies (geometric mean hemagglutination-inhibition antibody titer was 1:84.5-1:135 at 4-day-old) were simultaneously immunized with an attenuated and an inactivated ND vaccine at 4 days of age , and then revaccinated with an attenuated ND vaccine at 17-day-old. Other groups of broilers were first vaccinated with a live vaccine at 4-day-old, revaccinated with an inactivated vaccine at 14-day-old, and then boosted again with a live vaccine at 17-day-old. Good protection rate (80-100%) was achieved in both groups when they were challenged at 5-week-old. When they were challenged at 3-week-old and 4-week-old, the latter broiler groups had a significantly higher protection rate (100%) than the formal broiler groups (50- 80%) (p < 0.05).

並列摘要


Various Newcastle disease (ND) vaccination programs were tested for their protection efficacy. In trial 1, SPF chicks were vaccinated with an attenuated or inactivated ND vaccine at 4-day-old, then boosted again with an attenuated or inactivated ND vaccine at 7 days of age or 14 days of age. AII vaccinated groups showed a good protection rate (80-100%) when they were challenged with a virulent ND virus at 5-week-old. In trials 2 and 3, several groups of broilers with high maternal antibodies (geometric mean hemagglutination-inhibition antibody titer was 1:84.5-1:135 at 4-day-old) were simultaneously immunized with an attenuated and an inactivated ND vaccine at 4 days of age , and then revaccinated with an attenuated ND vaccine at 17-day-old. Other groups of broilers were first vaccinated with a live vaccine at 4-day-old, revaccinated with an inactivated vaccine at 14-day-old, and then boosted again with a live vaccine at 17-day-old. Good protection rate (80-100%) was achieved in both groups when they were challenged at 5-week-old. When they were challenged at 3-week-old and 4-week-old, the latter broiler groups had a significantly higher protection rate (100%) than the formal broiler groups (50- 80%) (p < 0.05).

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