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PubMed1956

Recovery of cytopathogenic agent from chimpanzees with coryza.

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PubMed1975

Protective quality of an aluminum hydroxide-absorbed broth bacterin against infectious coryza.

Various aspects of immunity induced by a merthiolate-inactivated, aluminum hydroxide-absorbed chicken meat infusion (CMI) broth bacterin prepared from Haemophilus gallinarium were studied. A bacterin dose of 10-8 colony-forming units (CFU)/ml was the minimal dose which protected a significant number of chickens against intrasinus challenge with live organisms. This finding simplifies production procedures because yields of 10-8 CFU/ml of CMI broth are routinely obtained. A significant number of chickens vaccinated with the bacterin were immune to intrasinus challenge through 9 months postvaccination. On a comparative basis, an egg-yolk bacterin prepared from the same strain protected for only 3 months. Birds vaccinated with broth bacterins prepared from 2 strains of H gallinarum (17756 and M) which shared common surface antigens were immune to intrasinus inoculation with the homologous but not to the heterologous organisms. Preliminary data indicated that the broth bacterin prevented a sharp decrease in egg production when the immunity of vaccinated birds was challenged (instrasinus) at the height of egg production.

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A growth medium for the production of a bacterin for immunization against infectious coryza.

A serum-free modified Casman broth medium was developed to grow Haemophilus gallinarum to titers of 10-8 organisms per ml. Formalin-inactivated bacterins prepared form the broth culture were used to immunize chickens. A single dose of bacterin containing adjuvant protected 6 of 7 chickens against a homologous challenge 4 weeks postvaccination. A second dose given 3 weeks after the first offered no better protection than a single dose.

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