[ Objective] To prepare inactivated emulsion vaccine against Newcastle disease, infectious bronchitis and H9 subtype avian influenza. [ Method] Antigen fluid of Newcastle disease virus （NDV） La Sota strain, infectio...[ Objective] To prepare inactivated emulsion vaccine against Newcastle disease, infectious bronchitis and H9 subtype avian influenza. [ Method] Antigen fluid of Newcastle disease virus （NDV） La Sota strain, infectious bronchitis virus （IBV） M41 strain and HgN2 subtype avian in- fluenza virus （AIV） WD strain was prepared by propagation in chicken embryos, respectively. The antigen fluid was concentrated with FILTRON Cassette ultra-filtration system and inactivated by formalin. The antigen fluid of NDV, IBV and AIV was mixed at a volume ratio of 1：1：1. Then the mixture was emulsified by Span-80 and Tween-80 and added medical white oil as adjuvant. The sterility and physical characteristics of the prepared ND-IB-AI combined vaccine were detected. [ Result] The three batches of ND-IB-AI combined vaccine were germ-free, milky white, with water-in- oil pattern and with viscosity of 6.3 -6.8 s. The water and oil were not separated after rest at 37 ~C for 21 d or centrifugation. [ Conclusion] The three batches of ND-IB-AI combined vaccine were germ-free and reached the standard for physical characteristics of vaccines.展开更多
[ Objective ] The research aimed to investigate the epidemiological characteristics of Avian influenza virus （AIV） and Newcastle disease virus （NDV） of wild Ardeid birds in Suichuan region of Jiangxi Province. [ M...[ Objective ] The research aimed to investigate the epidemiological characteristics of Avian influenza virus （AIV） and Newcastle disease virus （NDV） of wild Ardeid birds in Suichuan region of Jiangxi Province. [ Method] A total of 110 nasopharyngeal swabs and 110 cloacal swabs of Ardeid birds were collected from Suichuan region of Jiangxi Province in October of 2014. The swabs were conducted the virus isolation using SPF chicken embryos, suspected positive samples were screened by hemagglutination （HA） test and identified by Reverse Transcription-Polymerase Chain Reaction （RT-PCR）. [Results] HA titre of all 110 test samples was 0 except four samples. Detection on AIV and NDV of the test samples by RT-PCR showed that all the samples were negative, which indicated that the infection risk of avian influenza （AI） and newcastle disease （ND） of Ardeid birds in Suichuan region in Jiangxi Province in the summer of 2014 was low. [ Conclusion] The research provided the basic data for studying the infection situations of AI and ND of wild waterfowl in Jiangxi Province.展开更多
In the poultry industry, it is common to evaluate the humoral immune response associated to the vaccination calendar used for the different zootechnical purposes. When the vaccine against avian influenza and Newcastle...In the poultry industry, it is common to evaluate the humoral immune response associated to the vaccination calendar used for the different zootechnical purposes. When the vaccine against avian influenza and Newcastle disease currently used in a farm is going to be changed, an important parameter observed to choose a product over the others is based on the antibody titers reached by the application of the new vaccine. This study aimed to compare the serologic results obtained by hemagglutination inhibition （HI） test of avian influenza and Newcastle disease reported in four different national laboratories. One-day-old Ross broiler chickens were kept in Horsfall-Bauer isolation units and were vaccinated subcutaneously for the prevention of avian influenza and Newcastle disease. Then, serum of all the birds was extracted at three, six and seven weeks old and sent to four different national diagnostic laboratories, where HI test was performed for avian influenza and Newcastle disease. The treatments were designed in 4 × 3 factorial. Data showed significant statistical differences between laboratory results （up to six logarithms for influenza at six and seven weeks）. This study confirms that the results of the HI test can vary from one laboratory to another, thus it is important to consider this, when the vaccines against avian influenza and Newcastle disease are evaluated at field.展开更多
Objective:This paper focuses on the multiple detection RT-PCR technology of H5,H7,AND H9 subtype avian influenza viruses and Newcastle disease virus,and points out the specific detection methods and detection procedur...Objective:This paper focuses on the multiple detection RT-PCR technology of H5,H7,AND H9 subtype avian influenza viruses and Newcastle disease virus,and points out the specific detection methods and detection procedures of avian influenza and Newcastle disease virus.Methods:The genes of Newcastle disease virus carrying out the HA gene sequence of H5,H7 and H9 subtype AIV in GenBank were used to establish a strategy for simultaneous detection of three subtypes of avian influenza virus and Newcastle disease virus.Results:The results showed that the program can detect and distinguish H5,H7 and H9 subtype avian influenza viruses and Newcastle disease virus at one time.Conclusion:Multiple RT-PCR detection method has high detection sensitivity and can detect and determine different subtypes of avian influenza virus and Newcastle disease virus quickly and accurately,therefore,it has a crucial role in the detection and control of avian influenza H5,H7 and H9 subtypes and Newcastle disease.展开更多
To determine if the maternal antibody from breeders vaccinated with cell culture-adapted reticuloendotheliosis virus （REV） could protect chicks from early REV infection, one-day-old chicks with or without anti-REV m...To determine if the maternal antibody from breeders vaccinated with cell culture-adapted reticuloendotheliosis virus （REV） could protect chicks from early REV infection, one-day-old chicks with or without anti-REV maternal antibodies were inoculated with REV, and then their growth rates and antibody titers to Newcastle disease virus （NDV） and avian influenza virus （AIV）, after vaccination with inactivated vaccines, were compared. This study indicated that REV infection could cause growth retardation and severely inhibit immune reactions to inactivated vaccines against NDV and Avian influenza virus （AIV, H9 and H5） in one-day-old broilers without maternal antibodies specific to REV. Maternal antibody from breeders vaccinated with an attenuated REV vaccine effectively protected REV-challenged birds from growth retardation and immunosuppression on antibody reactions to NDV and AIV vaccines. Four weeks after vaccination, the HI titers to NDV, AIV-H9, and AIV-H5 in maternal antibody positive and negative groups were 3.36 ＋- 2.04 versus 1.58± 1.69 （P〈0.01）, 6.27±3.87 versus 0.71 ± 1.60 （P〈0.01）, and 6.72±3.92 versus 0.54± 1.44 （P〈0.01）. Maternal antibodies from breeders vaccinated with REV vaccine could successfully protect chicks from REV infection and effectively prevent REV-induced growth retardation and immunosuppression in antibody responses to NDV and AIV.展开更多
文摘[ Objective] To prepare inactivated emulsion vaccine against Newcastle disease, infectious bronchitis and H9 subtype avian influenza. [ Method] Antigen fluid of Newcastle disease virus （NDV） La Sota strain, infectious bronchitis virus （IBV） M41 strain and HgN2 subtype avian in- fluenza virus （AIV） WD strain was prepared by propagation in chicken embryos, respectively. The antigen fluid was concentrated with FILTRON Cassette ultra-filtration system and inactivated by formalin. The antigen fluid of NDV, IBV and AIV was mixed at a volume ratio of 1：1：1. Then the mixture was emulsified by Span-80 and Tween-80 and added medical white oil as adjuvant. The sterility and physical characteristics of the prepared ND-IB-AI combined vaccine were detected. [ Result] The three batches of ND-IB-AI combined vaccine were germ-free, milky white, with water-in- oil pattern and with viscosity of 6.3 -6.8 s. The water and oil were not separated after rest at 37 ~C for 21 d or centrifugation. [ Conclusion] The three batches of ND-IB-AI combined vaccine were germ-free and reached the standard for physical characteristics of vaccines.
基金Supported by National Forestry Public Welfare Industry Research Project(201404404)Wild Animal Epidemic Sources and Disease Monitoring Program of State Forestry Administration
文摘[ Objective ] The research aimed to investigate the epidemiological characteristics of Avian influenza virus （AIV） and Newcastle disease virus （NDV） of wild Ardeid birds in Suichuan region of Jiangxi Province. [ Method] A total of 110 nasopharyngeal swabs and 110 cloacal swabs of Ardeid birds were collected from Suichuan region of Jiangxi Province in October of 2014. The swabs were conducted the virus isolation using SPF chicken embryos, suspected positive samples were screened by hemagglutination （HA） test and identified by Reverse Transcription-Polymerase Chain Reaction （RT-PCR）. [Results] HA titre of all 110 test samples was 0 except four samples. Detection on AIV and NDV of the test samples by RT-PCR showed that all the samples were negative, which indicated that the infection risk of avian influenza （AI） and newcastle disease （ND） of Ardeid birds in Suichuan region in Jiangxi Province in the summer of 2014 was low. [ Conclusion] The research provided the basic data for studying the infection situations of AI and ND of wild waterfowl in Jiangxi Province.
文摘In the poultry industry, it is common to evaluate the humoral immune response associated to the vaccination calendar used for the different zootechnical purposes. When the vaccine against avian influenza and Newcastle disease currently used in a farm is going to be changed, an important parameter observed to choose a product over the others is based on the antibody titers reached by the application of the new vaccine. This study aimed to compare the serologic results obtained by hemagglutination inhibition （HI） test of avian influenza and Newcastle disease reported in four different national laboratories. One-day-old Ross broiler chickens were kept in Horsfall-Bauer isolation units and were vaccinated subcutaneously for the prevention of avian influenza and Newcastle disease. Then, serum of all the birds was extracted at three, six and seven weeks old and sent to four different national diagnostic laboratories, where HI test was performed for avian influenza and Newcastle disease. The treatments were designed in 4 × 3 factorial. Data showed significant statistical differences between laboratory results （up to six logarithms for influenza at six and seven weeks）. This study confirms that the results of the HI test can vary from one laboratory to another, thus it is important to consider this, when the vaccines against avian influenza and Newcastle disease are evaluated at field.
文摘Objective:This paper focuses on the multiple detection RT-PCR technology of H5,H7,AND H9 subtype avian influenza viruses and Newcastle disease virus,and points out the specific detection methods and detection procedures of avian influenza and Newcastle disease virus.Methods:The genes of Newcastle disease virus carrying out the HA gene sequence of H5,H7 and H9 subtype AIV in GenBank were used to establish a strategy for simultaneous detection of three subtypes of avian influenza virus and Newcastle disease virus.Results:The results showed that the program can detect and distinguish H5,H7 and H9 subtype avian influenza viruses and Newcastle disease virus at one time.Conclusion:Multiple RT-PCR detection method has high detection sensitivity and can detect and determine different subtypes of avian influenza virus and Newcastle disease virus quickly and accurately,therefore,it has a crucial role in the detection and control of avian influenza H5,H7 and H9 subtypes and Newcastle disease.
基金This study was supported by the grant from the National Natural Science Foundation of China （30030450）.
文摘To determine if the maternal antibody from breeders vaccinated with cell culture-adapted reticuloendotheliosis virus （REV） could protect chicks from early REV infection, one-day-old chicks with or without anti-REV maternal antibodies were inoculated with REV, and then their growth rates and antibody titers to Newcastle disease virus （NDV） and avian influenza virus （AIV）, after vaccination with inactivated vaccines, were compared. This study indicated that REV infection could cause growth retardation and severely inhibit immune reactions to inactivated vaccines against NDV and Avian influenza virus （AIV, H9 and H5） in one-day-old broilers without maternal antibodies specific to REV. Maternal antibody from breeders vaccinated with an attenuated REV vaccine effectively protected REV-challenged birds from growth retardation and immunosuppression on antibody reactions to NDV and AIV vaccines. Four weeks after vaccination, the HI titers to NDV, AIV-H9, and AIV-H5 in maternal antibody positive and negative groups were 3.36 ＋- 2.04 versus 1.58± 1.69 （P〈0.01）, 6.27±3.87 versus 0.71 ± 1.60 （P〈0.01）, and 6.72±3.92 versus 0.54± 1.44 （P〈0.01）. Maternal antibodies from breeders vaccinated with REV vaccine could successfully protect chicks from REV infection and effectively prevent REV-induced growth retardation and immunosuppression in antibody responses to NDV and AIV.
