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1 April 1969 Serologic and Immunologic Response of Wild Waterfowl Vaccinated with Attenuated Duck Plague Virus
W. K. BUTTERFIELD, A. H. DARDIRI
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Abstract

Herring gulls, Canada geese, and mallard ducks were orally vaccinated with attenuated duck plague virus and challenge inoculated with virulent virus. Herring gulls were unfnected by either virus; they did not die or produce detectable antibodies. Geese did not produce antibody to attenuated virus and 11 of 12 died after immunity challenge. Mallard ducks were more resistant as 7 of 9 survived challenge inoculation with virulent virus. No correlation between mortality and antibody produced to attenuated virus vaccine could be observed.

BUTTERFIELD and DARDIRI: Serologic and Immunologic Response of Wild Waterfowl Vaccinated with Attenuated Duck Plague Virus*
W. K. BUTTERFIELD and A. H. DARDIRI "Serologic and Immunologic Response of Wild Waterfowl Vaccinated with Attenuated Duck Plague Virus," Bulletin of the Wildlife Disease Association 5(2), 99-102, (1 April 1969). https://doi.org/10.7589/0090-3558-5.2.99
Received: 6 February 1969; Published: 1 April 1969
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