Role of B cells T cells and macrophages in the immune response of chicks to Newcastle disease virus


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Nachimutu K., . and Masillamony P. R., . and Padmanaban V. D., . Role of B cells T cells and macrophages in the immune response of chicks to Newcastle disease virus. pp. 25-31. ISSN 9128-2506

Abstract

Two groups of chicks were immunosuppressed by thymectomy or bursectomy followed by antithymus serum and antibursal serum treatment. The thirt group of chicks were immunosuppressed by cyclo-phosphamide and antibursal serum treatment. Carrageenan treatment was undertaken with the fourth group of chicks to impair the macrophage function. These chicks were vaccinated at weekly intervals starting from the 10th day to 59th day of age. After assessing the humoral and cell mediated immune response the chicks were challenged at weekly intervals to assess the protection per cent to Newcastle disease virus. It was found that in thymectomised vaccinated chicks the protection was 64.2 in bursectomized vaccinated chicks the protection was 52.4 and the balance of 16.6 protection appeared to be due to the interaction of B cells T cells and macrophage in chicks vaccinated with La Sota strain of Newcaste disease virus.


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Abstract

Two groups of chicks were immunosuppressed by thymectomy or bursectomy followed by antithymus serum and antibursal serum treatment. The thirt group of chicks were immunosuppressed by cyclo-phosphamide and antibursal serum treatment. Carrageenan treatment was undertaken with the fourth group of chicks to impair the macrophage function. These chicks were vaccinated at weekly intervals starting from the 10th day to 59th day of age. After assessing the humoral and cell mediated immune response the chicks were challenged at weekly intervals to assess the protection per cent to Newcastle disease virus. It was found that in thymectomised vaccinated chicks the protection was 64.2 in bursectomized vaccinated chicks the protection was 52.4 and the balance of 16.6 protection appeared to be due to the interaction of B cells T cells and macrophage in chicks vaccinated with La Sota strain of Newcaste disease virus.

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Item Type: Article
AGROVOC Term: Chicks
AGROVOC Term: Chickens
AGROVOC Term: Poultry
AGROVOC Term: Immune response
AGROVOC Term: Immunosuppression
AGROVOC Term: Newcastle disease virus
AGROVOC Term: Serum therapy
AGROVOC Term: Infectious bursal disease
AGROVOC Term: Carrageenans
AGROVOC Term: Vaccination
Depositing User: Mr. AFANDI ABDUL MALEK
Last Modified: 24 Apr 2025 00:54
URI: http://webagris.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/8887

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