Clinic
Clinical Evaluation the efficacy of Tri-Reo vaccine in
broiler breeders by ELISA method
Sina Sedghi1,
Adel Feizi2*, Saied Mokhtari1
1. Students of Veterinary
Medicine, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Urmia Branch, Islamic Azad
University, Urmia, Iran
2. Department of Clinical
Sciences, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Tabriz Branch, Islamic Azad
University, Tabriz, Iran
* Corresponding Author:
[email protected]
Abstract: Reoviruses
are ubiquitous in chickens and turkeys; some strains become viremic and
localize in the large joints, resulting in arthritis, tendinitis, and
synovitis. Avian Reovirus Vaccine is a Killed Virus for the subcutaneous or
intramuscular revaccination of healthy chickens 10 weeks of age as an aid in
the prevention of signs and lesions associated with avian reovirus infections
which cause malabsorption syndrome. The aim of present study was to clinical
evaluation the efficacy of Tri-Reo vaccine in broiler breeders by ELISA method.
In this study which carried out during the 2012, we worked on the poultries of
2 farms with 6 halls in each, in that, salon No. 6 considered as control group.
Others were considered as experimental group with different titrs of vaccine.
In these farms, the first Tri-Reo vaccination applied on week 7 and the second
time was on week 19. In fact, the Tri-Reo vaccine was administrated two times
during the study. At the end, blood samples were obtained from chickens for
laboratory procedures. The data showed that the titr obtained on day 1
was lesser than titr obtained after second vaccination in both farms
(p<0.05). In conclusion, it shows the necessity of further investigations in
other parts of our country as well as other flocks such as layers, layer
breeders and broilers. The investigations should consider different aspects of
the disease to identify risk factors which may be responsible for pathogenicity
of the virus.
[Sina
Sedghi, Adel Feizi, Saied Mokhtari. Clinical Evaluation the efficacy of
Tri-Reo vaccine in broiler breeders by ELISA method. Life Sci J 2013;10(4s):423-426]
(ISSN: 1097-8135). http://www.lifesciencesite.com. 64
Keywords: Tri-Reo, Reovirus, vaccine, broiler breeder, ELISA.
