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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.

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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