Hany Ellakany

I shall talk about killed MG vaccine. My personal experience shows that it can not prevent neither the field infection nor the clinical symptoms. It can not produce local protection at the trachea and lungs. It produces high level of EliSA titers. We can use antimycoplasma safely.

abe dessouki DearI think this is too dangerous to take as an act, there will be uncounted, unexpected reactions can be met, so as an advise, do not try.

What do colleagues think about the killed mycoplasma vaccine?

Mustafa Ezat Dear Dr. MostafaThank you for your participation Do you think the vaccines of mycoplasma could be used in separate projects other than the whole country? I mean is it possible to be used on small scale rather than the whole nation? Especially if there is a lack of good and strict biosecurity?

What are the advantages and disadvantages of live Mycoplasma vaccines?

Yes, mycotoxins hinder the mechanism of action of vit D regulation in the body including the absorption, of Ca from intestine, distribution of both bit D and Ca in the body including precipitation in the bone or immobilisation to the egg shell under the control of Calcitionin and parathyroid hormones. On autopsy of broiler chickens feed intoxicated, the long bones are fragile and green stick ...

What are the advantages and disadvantages of live Mycoplasma vaccines?

Dear dr. Wijaya Saputra Seemingly the ELISA titers are not a vaccine titers, because the ts-11 vaccine titers are never ever rise up to this level in 4 weeks period, they diminish or disappear in 4 weeks period. So these titers are infection. So you have to give antibiotics, preferably after sensitivity test for the MG if possible, otherwise, give blindly a reputable anti-mycoplasmal one.

Dear Professor Wafaa A. Abd El-Ghany Thank you for your comment and really we need something in poultry that aids in dissolving the fibrin formed around the heart, liver, lungs and airsacs to get them function normally. I hope that serratopeptidase may help in this concept. Regards Hany