Newcastle disease virus (strain Herts 33/56) in tissues and organs of chickens infected experimentally

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Six-week-old susceptible specific pathogen free chickens were infected intranasally with the virulent Newcastle disease virus strain Herts 33/56 and the levels of virus present in blood, faeces, breast muscle, leg muscle and a pool of heart/kidney/spleen were estimated in birds killed humanely at each day post inoculation. Highest titres were recorded at day 4 post inoculation when titres of virus were 106 median egg infectious doses (EID 50)/g in the heart/kidney/spleen pool, 104.2 EID 50/g in the leg muscle and 104 EID50/g in the breast muscle and faeces. A median oral infectious dose of Newcastle disease virus strain Herts 33/56 for 3-week-old chickens was estimated to be equivalent to 104 EID50. © 2006 Houghton Trust Ltd.

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Alexander, D. J., Manvell, R. J., & Parsons, G. (2006). Newcastle disease virus (strain Herts 33/56) in tissues and organs of chickens infected experimentally. Avian Pathology, 35(2), 99–101. https://doi.org/10.1080/03079450600597444

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