Poultry research translates to vaccine development
Published: February 20, 2014
Summary
The road from research to application and development can be long, but Dr. Eva Nagy is nearing a milestone in her work in veterinary virology as she works with Mexico-based vaccine company, Avimex Animal Health, on poultry vaccine development. There are no Canadian poultry vaccine manufacturers.
Nagy and her research team are using a strain of fowl adenovirus, FAdV-9, a strain that doesn&rsqu...
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9 de abril de 2014
As discussed above Nagy is promising the poultry producers with an excellent opportunity to solve health problems regarding poultry diseases . We in Sudan are facing a wide range of poultry health problems. The innovation of combined vaccines should be one of the most promising solutions and still it is not widely applied in Sudan . We hope Nagy will succeed but still we need to know more about this new product , the bacterial recombinants that should be included in the vector virus , efficency and the immunity level that can be reached .
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11 de abril de 2014
this article is just a promotion activities of the center. Do this information send any massage? Of course it is good to see that this organization is involved for developing vaccines for poultry diseases even polyvalant vaccines of any poultry disease. I wish this centre for all success to come up with good scientific vaccines for development of poultry all over the world.
thank you . dr m rath
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