It was observed that the method was sensitive and specific and it could be used in the diagnosis of this disease
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Objective & Hypothesis:The diagnosis of infectious bursal disease of naturally infected 21-day-old chickens was investigated with immunoperoxidase method.
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Key Findings & Data:Viral antigens were observed in the macrophages and lymphocytes of the bursa of Fabricius.
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Conclusion & Impact:It was observed that the method was sensitive and specific and it could be used in the diagnosis of this disease
The diagnosis of infectious bursal disease of naturally infected 21-day-old chickens was investigated with immunoperoxidase method. Viral antigens were observed in the macrophages and lymphocytes of the bursa of Fabricius. It was observed that the method was sensitive and specific and it could be used in the diagnosis of this disease
Özet
İnfeksiyöz bursal hastalığın tanısı, immunoperoksidaz metodu kullanılarak doğal olarak infekte 21 günlük civcivlerde incelendi. Viral antijenler bursa Fabricius’daki makrofaj ve lenfositlerde gözlendi. Çalışmada kullanılan metodun duyarlı ve spesifik olduğu ve hastalığın tanısında kullanılabileceği saptandı
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