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January 1, 1974Avian Diseases

Immunization against Marek's Disease: Influence of Strain of Chickens, Maternal Antibody, and Type of Vaccine

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Key result

Vaccine type, chicken strain, and maternal antibodies influence immunization effectiveness against Marek's disease.

Comparison

Different strains of chickens, maternal antibody presence, and types of vaccine

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JSJ. L. SpencerJGJ. S. GavoraAGA.A. GRUNDER

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Overview

May warrant tailored poultry vaccination; leaves open optimal protocols across strains and maternal antibody statuses.

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Spencer et al. (1974) studied this question. Vaccine type, chicken strain, and maternal antibodies influence the effectiveness of immunization against Marek's disease.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6aacb50bc7e070df51ecbfbdhttps://doi.org/10.2307/1589239
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