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Unpublished Paper
Do Two Distinct Chicken Lines Differ in Their Response to Newcastle Disease Virus?
Animal Industry Report
  • Melissa S. Herrmann, Iowa State University
  • Rodrigo Gallardo, University of California, Davis
  • David A. Bunn, University of California, Davis
  • Huaijun Zhou, University of California, Davis
  • Susan J. Lamont, Iowa State University
Extension Number
ASL R3098
Publication Date
2016
Topic
Poultry
Summary and Implications

The differences between relatively resistant and susceptible chicken lines can be utilized to study the genetics behind disease resistance. To assess resistance, the viral quantity in each bird was measured after challenge with Newcastle Disease Virus (NDV) at two time points. As predicted, the resistant line was able to clear the virus more quickly than the susceptible line. Further studies are needed to determine the genetics responsible for resistance.

Copyright Holder
Iowa State University
DOI
https://doi.org/10.31274/ans_air-180814-228
Language
en
Citation Information
Melissa S. Herrmann, Rodrigo Gallardo, David A. Bunn, Huaijun Zhou, et al.. "Do Two Distinct Chicken Lines Differ in Their Response to Newcastle Disease Virus?" (2016)
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/susan_lamont/94/