Passive Protection Afforded by Maternally-Derived Antibodies in Chickens and the Antibodies' Interference with the Protection Elicited by Avian Influenza–Inactivated Vaccines in Progeny

J. De Vriese; M. Steensels; V. Palya; Y. Tardin; K. Moore Dorsey; B. Lambrecht; S. Van Borm; T. Van Den Berg

doi:10.1637/9184-890809-DIGEST.1

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J. De Vriese, M. Steensels, V. Palya, Y. Tardin, K. Moore Dorsey, B. Lambrecht, S. Van Borm, T. Van Den Berg¹

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J. De Vriese, M. Steensels, V. Palya, Y. Tardin, K. Moore Dorsey, B. Lambrecht, S. Van Borm, and T. Van Den Berg "Passive Protection Afforded by Maternally-Derived Antibodies in Chickens and the Antibodies' Interference with the Protection Elicited by Avian Influenza–Inactivated Vaccines in Progeny," Avian Diseases Digest 5(s1), (1 March 2010). https://doi.org/10.1637/9184-890809-DIGEST.1

Published: 1 March 2010