Journals / Etlik Veteriner Mikrobiyoloji Dergisi / 1960 / Cilt: 1 Sayı: 2

Canlı Newcastle Aşısına İnek Sütü, At Serumu ve Normal Amnio- Allantoidien Mayiin İlavesiyle Bunların Nöytralizan Tesirlerinin Denenmesi

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108–112
Publication Date
1960-09-01
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ı - Some in-vivo and in-vitro experiments on the effectiveness of sterilized cow milk (without butter), inactivated horse serum and normal amnio-allantoic liquid on alive Newcastle Vaccine for the purpose of having longer time to use, smaller volume and easily homogenized suspansion. 2 - It has been found that milk is more suitable material for this purpose, because it is easily obtainable and can be homogenized quickly in vaccine dilusion in physiological saline.

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Objective & Hypothesis:ı - Some in-vivo and in-vitro experiments on the effectiveness of sterilized cow milk (without butter), inactivated horse serum and normal amnio-allantoic liquid on alive Newcastle Vaccine for the purpose of having longer time to use, smaller volume and easily homogenized suspansion. 2 - It has been found that milk is more suitable material for this purpose, because it is easily obtainable and can be homogenized quickly in vaccine dilusion in physiological saline.
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Key Findings & Data:ı - Some in-vivo and in-vitro experiments on the effectiveness of sterilized cow milk (without butter), inactivated horse serum and normal amnio-allantoic liquid on alive Newcastle Vaccine for the purpose of having longer time to use, smaller volume and easily homogenized suspansion. 2 - It has been found that milk is more suitable material for this purpose, because it is easily obtainable and can be homogenized quickly in vaccine dilusion in physiological saline.
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Conclusion & Impact:ı - Some in-vivo and in-vitro experiments on the effectiveness of sterilized cow milk (without butter), inactivated horse serum and normal amnio-allantoic liquid on alive Newcastle Vaccine for the purpose of having longer time to use, smaller volume and easily homogenized suspansion. 2 - It has been found that milk is more suitable material for this purpose, because it is easily obtainable and can be homogenized quickly in vaccine dilusion in physiological saline.
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⚙️Variables:Canlı Newcastle aşısı · nöytralizan tesirleri · Newcastle Vaccine

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ı - Some in-vivo and in-vitro experiments on the effectiveness of sterilized cow milk (without butter), inactivated horse serum and normal amnio-allantoic liquid on alive Newcastle Vaccine for the purpose of having longer time to use, smaller volume and easily homogenized suspansion. 2 - It has been found that milk is more suitable material for this purpose, because it is easily obtainable and can be homogenized quickly in vaccine dilusion in physiological saline.

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ı - Canlı Newcastle aşısının dayanma müddetini uzatmak, ambalajını küçültmek, çabuk homojenize olmasını sağlamak maksadiyle, otoklavize edilmiş yağsız inek sütü, inaktive at serumu ve normal amnio- allantoidien mayiileri ilave edilerek in vitro ve in vivo denemeler yapılmış, bu maddelerin hiçbirisinin antiviral tesiri olmadığı tesbit edilmiştir. 2 - Aşıya her üç madde ilave edilebilirse de, sütün daha kolay temin edilebilmesi ve sütlü aşının dilüsyon mayiinde daha çabuk hemojenize olabilmesi bakımından süt tavsiye olunmuştur. .

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Güley, M. (1960). Canlı Newcastle Aşısına İnek Sütü, At Serumu ve Normal Amnio- Allantoidien Mayiin İlavesiyle Bunların Nöytralizan Tesirlerinin Denenmesi. Etlik Veteriner Mikrobiyoloji Dergisi, Cilt: 1 Sayı: 2, 108–112. https://ajindex.com/articles/1167064

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