Article published the September 10, 2024
Avian Influenza Virus (AIV) poses a significant threat to both avian populations and human health due to its potential for zoonotic transmission. The emergence of highly pathogenic strains necessitates the development of innovative control strategies. This abstract presents a comprehensive overview of the potential of CRISPR-based technologies, Quorum Sensing (QS) systems, and the application of t ...
Article published the August 2, 2024
The experience. The silent entry of the Avian Influenza (AI) virus into Mexican territory, for the experience. In March 1994, a Low Pathogenicity (LP) subtype H5N2 virus entered Mexico stealthily and spread fast in poultry districts. The virus was common in flocks when discovered. It became an HP virus in December, jeopardizing food security. A biological was developed using biosafety. December 19 ...
News published on July 21, 2023
The Center of Excellence for Poultry Science at the University of Arkansas is proud to present the first International Avian Influenza Summit. The hybrid event will be hosted in Fayetteville, Arkansas, USA on October 16-17, 2023.
The International Avian Influenza Summit is a global gathering of experts, scientists, policymakers, and stakeholders dedicated to addressing the challenges posed by Hig ...
Article published the February 22, 2021
1. IntroductionThe male breeding broiler is the bird used to produce a fertile egg from which the future broiler will be fattened to obtain meat. The importance of the rooster lies in the dissemination of genetic progress to obtain, in its progeny, large muscle masses because during its reproductive stage it is responsible for the fertilization of 1000 to 2000 eggs [1].Currently, due to the geneti ...
Participation in Forum on June 12, 2019
Athangudi Venugopalan
I appreciate your comment.
According to the OIE Terrestrial Manual, it prevents the presence of antibodies to AI by vaccination, which means that it can be vaccinated. It is recommended not to vaccinate so that the country does not lose the status of free, however, as mentioned in a previous comment (June 1) , the infection entered Mexico by a very important poultry area (7 ...
Participation in Forum on June 4, 2019
Zahed Abbasi
I appreciate your comments and that you share your experiences, the exchange of information will help us to fight this plague effectively.
Participation in Forum on June 3, 2019
Raul Cortes
I thank you for the valuable information you share with us.
The TNF response is given by the infection. When the number of receptors decreases by the molt, the antigenic load decreases, which can be controlled by the immune response induced by the vaccination.
Participation in Forum on June 3, 2019
Marcos Rebollo
We appreciate your kind words.
Regarding his approach. Indeed that is the theory that we have. however, the bird will survive as long as it has an adequate vaccination schedule. The idea of the pelecha is to protect the reproductive tract of the bird, the vaccine is the one that protects the life of the bird.
Participation in Forum on June 1, 2019
Athangudi Venugopalan Good morning, Dr, I thank you for the valuable information you share with us.Unfortunately, Influenza entered Mexico in an egg-producing area highly populated with birds (70,000 million layers in production), I remind you of the importance of the egg in my country (Number 1 in consumption worldwide), this was the main reason why that not sacrifice and the decision to vaccinat ...
Participation in Forum on June 1, 2019
Athangudi Venugopalan I thank you for the valuable information you share with us.The purpose of the article's publication is to share our experiences and explain why the reproductive tract is not affected to the birds molt.