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106 THE INDIAN JOURNAL OF VETERINARY SCIENCE AND ANIMAL HUSBANDRY [ I, II
Since, however, three fowls which were reported to have been affected and
recovered from the natural disease in the Bhowali flock and one fowl which had
recovered from artificial infection also succumbed to an injection of the same living
culture, as detailed in Table V, it appears that the organism used for test purposes
was so highly virulent as to break down both natural and artificial immunity. It
is probable that vccination might prove still to be of use, however, against natural
infection.
TABLE V.
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Fowl |
History |
Agglutination titre prior to the test |
Infection with S. gallinarum |
Result |
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Date |
Dose |
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90 |
Survived artificial infec- |
+ |
5-9-30 |
0. 5 c. c. |
Died 15th day. |
|
143 |
Said to have recovered |
+ |
Died 11th day. |
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142 |
— |
Died 7th day. |
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144 |
— |
Died 11th day. |
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Now that the existence of fowl typhoid in India has been proved, it is a
matter of considerable importance to take steps at once to study the extent and
distribution of this disease in India.
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