A new mycoplasma vaccine has been developed
Release time:
Mar 20,2019
The EcoAnimal Health Organization, headquartered in the United Kingdom, is about to start developing a live attenuated poultry mycoplasma vaccine after signing a second agreement with the University of Georgia in the United States.
The University of Georgia in the United States followed an arrangement with the Ecological Animal Health Organization to develop a potential vaccine for Mycoplasma gallisepticum.
Researchers at the university have conducted an initial proof-of-concept of the effectiveness and safety of this new vaccine.
Ecological Animal Health OrganizationNon-Executive ChairmanPeter LawrenceSay:“Mycoplasma, a bacterium that primarily affects commercial laying hens and poultry reproduction worldwide, leads to reduced egg production in affected birds5%-10%and the quality of the eggs will decrease。”
Fellow, University of Georgia Poultry Diagnostic and Research CenterNaola Ferguson-NoelThe professor said:“We look forward to working with EcoAnimal Health to further develop this M. synovium vaccine into an approved product.”
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