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Immunosuppression in poultry

Immunosuppression in poultry causes and control

Published: August 1, 2011
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Immune system in poultry Immune system combats the antigens and ensures the good health status of the bird. It identifies almost all disease causing agents, from viruses to parasitic worms and differentiates them from body´s cells and tissues. Immune system of poultry can be divided into non-specific and specific immune mechanisms. Non-specific immune mechanisms include the innate or in...
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Dr. Zaib Ur Rehman
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Dr Usama Tayyab
2 de agosto de 2011

Dear Author
Thank you for providing us remarkable information about Immunosuppression in poultry

Dr Usama

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Ganesh Kumar Dahal
Guybro Chemical
2 de agosto de 2011

Very good article !!

Some poultry farmers are still unaware of immunosuppression caused due to high level of ammonia gas stressor in poultry house. We will have to create awareness about this lacuna to protect from problem of immunosuppressant raised in this article by author.

Thanks for comprehensive article.

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Arshaq Ramzee
2 de agosto de 2011
Neat and very well written article, easy even for farmers to read and understand a very delicate world of immunity within the body.
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Copper Ludick
Vetpac Animal Health
4 de agosto de 2011
Would a balanced nucleotide feed supplement support the immune system, in so doing reduce the the level of immunosuppression
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Dr Raghavendra Godse
4 de agosto de 2011
It is very good article covering all factors, which are immunosuppressive and reducing performance of bird. If these factors are corrected the performance will be improved. Dr Raghavendra Godse
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Dr. Zaib Ur Rehman
6 de agosto de 2011
Yes balanced nucleotides support the immune system and ultimately performance of birds.
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Farook Kahloon
14 de agosto de 2011
Really Good Article.
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Nestor Froyalde
5 de septiembre de 2011
Very informative.
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Dr.B Barman
Suguna Group
Suguna Group
21 de septiembre de 2011
In the article was excellent and informative. In the mycotoxin part, I would like to suggest my view: Looking to the incidence and prevalence it is very clear that mycotoxin is a chronic problem and it is very difficult to get grains with out mycotoxin and hence we need to take care during the formulation that a good quality Anti mycotoxin Additive or Toxin binder is must for the current days. A quality toxin binder should take care of all the prevalent mycotoxin, it should be active when ingesta are within the intestine. Wise way, a toxin binder should bind the toxins in the upper half of the intestine before it reach the duodenum and retain it till it is excreted. But at the same time a toxin binder should only adsorb the toxins and should not absorb/adsorb the nutrients in the gut which may deprive some of the nutrients to the birds.
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Dr. Zaib Ur Rehman
21 de septiembre de 2011
Barman, your opinion is correct but we have to purchase mycotoxin free ingredients and we have to try that all the ingredients are that we are using in the feed formulation are of adequate quality so, that the need for toxin binders can be reduced. One of the major drawbacks of using the mycotoxin binder is that these also bind many essential nutrients like lysine, methionine, etc.
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Dr. Suresh Nipane
Suman Hatchery Ltd.
11 de octubre de 2011
Sir, Realy good and informative articles. Dr.Suresh F. Nipane M.V.Sc. (Animal Nutrition) Suman Hatcheries Ltd., Raipur (C.G.)
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Dr. Zaib Ur Rehman
12 de octubre de 2011
Thanks for your comments, Dr.Suresh F. Nipane Cheers, Zaib-ur-Rehman M.Sc. (Hons.) Poultry Science B.Sc. (Hons.) Poultry Science Research Fellow, Department of Poultry Science University of Agriculture Faisalabad, Pakistan
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Tarusenga Munyanyi
5 de noviembre de 2011
its challenging topic which needs broad based understanding however most people do not understand it .Its manifestation is in many ways which may lead to poor weight gain in broilers, low egg production in layers, infertile eggs in breeders. Management is by understanding its prediposing factors and know them and know how to prevent and control and management.
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Sachin Gopal Chaudhari
16 de agosto de 2012
it is very easy to understand for farmers also
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Bridgette Hun
22 de julio de 2020
Great article! How do I view the journal references you used?
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