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1. Volume 14 : Issue 2, June 2024
(Article/Guidline)
...  ABSTRACT: Candida albicans (C. albicans) is an opportunistic fungal pathogen that affects humans, animals, and birds. It is one of the most prevalent microbes found in clinical specimens. Candidiasis ...
2. Volume 14 : Issue 1, March 2024
(Article/Guidline)
... at day 14. Group C was an unimmunized control. The experimental animals were divided into three subgroups and were challenged with pathogenic nVarIBDV (105 EID50/1.0ml) on day 28 post-inoculation through ...
... pathogen-free CEE is a major concern due to limited resources globally, thus creating a challenge for vaccine manufacturers to upscale the cultured cells. Future improvement of primary cell culture preparation ...
4. Volume 13 : Issue 2, June 2023
(Article/Guidline)
... prevention measures. Campylobacter species colonize the intestines of poultry and waterfowl but are generally nonpathogenic in poultry. However, they are the most common bacterial cause of sporadic human ...
5. Volume 13 : Issue 1, March 2023
(Article/Guidline)
... that this serotype was the predominant fowl adenoviruses circulating in the study location in the last two years. Further studies are required to address the pathogenicity of isolated fowl adenoviruses ...
6. Volume 12 : Issue 1, March 2022
(Article/Guidline)
... and absorption of feed nutrients due to inhibition of pathogenic bacteria and optimization of the digestive tract. The probiotics at the level of 0.8% produced from the Kumpai grass silage process can ...
... and programs provide poor protection against the field infected by IBV. The current isolate of MZ520128 was a circulating pathogen with economic losses and the commercially available vaccine did not provide ...
... could offer deep insights about pathogens in quails coccidiosis and can be used for planning therapeutic measures. Keywords: Eimeria tenella, Internal organs, Japenese quail, Microscopic changes, Morphometrical ...
9. Volume 11 : Issue 2, June 2021
(Article/Guidline)
... Wild birds are involved in the spread of avian pathogens such as avian influenza and Newcastle disease viruses over long distances. This study aimed to identify conditions that can promote poultry-wild ...
10. Volume 11 : Issue 1, March 2021
(Article/Guidline)
... flocks (79 broilers, 5 layers, 3 ducks, and 2 turkeys) were investigated for four major viral respiratory pathogens, namely avian influenza (AI) H9N2, AI H5 subtypes, Newcastle Disease (ND), and Infectious ...
... antibodies to Avian Influenza (AI) and Newcastle Disease (ND) viruses in a semi-captive population of peacocks in southwestern Guatemala. Additionally, the circulation of antibodies to these pathogens ...
12. ICEPF - February 2020
(Article/Guidline)
... as well as a decrease in feed intake, feed conversion ratio, and body weight gain. Key words: Histopathology, Integrated duck-fish farms, Pathogenicity, Salmonella spp. [Full text-PDF] [XML] [HTML] ...
... ability to enhance the productive performance of broilers as well as layers. Moreover, phytbiotics presented great efficacy in counteracting intestinal pathogenic microorganism while maintaining the population ...
14. Volume 10 : Issue 2, June 2020
(Article/Guidline)
... The evidence found in the sampled eggs also shows that these potential pathogens are circulating in backyard poultry populations in Guatemala. Keywords: Food security, One Health, Public health, Zoonosis ...
15. Volume 10 : Issue 1, March 2020
(Article/Guidline)
... A local isolate of low pathogenic Avian Influenza Virus (AIV) H9N2 subtype was used in experimental infection of 50 domestic and 50 feral pigeons (Columba livia domestica) to determine the susceptibility ...
... infections with other pathogens such as Newcastle Disease Virus (NDV). This study aimed to investigate the incidence of Aspergillus fumigatus in commercial farms and its histopathological effects on respiratory ...
17. Volume 9 : Issue 2, June 2019
(Article/Guidline)
... important cause of enteritis in domestic animals, in chicken and turkey it well known as pathogen responsible for necrotic enteritis; hepatitis, and cholecystitis. The disease in turkey characterize by ...
Previous issue | Next issue | Archive Volume 8 (4); December 25, 2018 [Booklet] Review Survey of Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza Virus (H5N1) and Its Reoccurring Threat: A Brief Review on Different ...
... important pathogen of poultry worldwide, causing chronic respiratory disease in chickens and turkeys. Vaccination of poultry with Mycoplasma gallisepticum live vaccines is an approach to reduce susceptibility ...
20. Volume 8 : Issue 1, March 2018
(Article/Guidline)
... Bronchitis virus in Egyptian farms. Infections mixed with other respiratory viruses were frequently observed, including very virulent Newcastle disease, Low pathogenic avian influenza, H9N2 and High pathogenic ...
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