Early vaccination for protection against Salmonella infections of poultry
Published: August 5, 2014
Summary
Hatchlings are highly susceptible to Salmonella with infection by a few organisms resulting in rapid colonization of the intestinal tract (7). Infection of young birds results in heavier shedding of salmonellae and a longer duration than occurs in older birds. Resistance to Salmonella infection increases with age with older birds requiring a higher level of salmonellae to beco...
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Lohmann Animal Health
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4 de agosto de 2014
Sandy
Some thoughts on this. Yes birds require a higher bacterial load to get infected as they become aged. One probable reason is salmonella infection in birds will induce a tolerance- development of T-regulatory cells. This might be one reason why they require a higher bacterial load. Our lab conducts research in avian immunology- including pathogens such as coccidia and salmonella. Please keep in touch. My email id -morris.1031@osu.edu.
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Vetworks
5 de agosto de 2014
Dear Sandra,
Mostly on D1 other vaccinations are given in the hatchery ( Marek, NCD, IB) . Will the immune system be able to cope with an additional Salmonella vaccine?
Hilde Van Meirhaeghe
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Prinzvet Livestock Consult
21 de agosto de 2014
since marek vaccine are administer at day old, hope there wont be antagonistic effect if salmonella vaccines are administered early
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31 de agosto de 2014
I would comment for the interference of Salmonella vaccination at day old and other viral vaccination.
Not to forget that Salmonella is bacteria and others (ND, IB, Marek) are viral diseases.
So target cells and immune response are deferent, therefore vaccination with Salmonella at day old will not interfere with other viral vaccination.
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Prinzvet Livestock Consult
1 de septiembre de 2014
what is the effect of adding gentamycin injection to marek vaccines at day old?
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