Mixed yolk antibody for preventing and treating duck infectious serositis and preparation thereof
A yolk antibody and infectivity technology, which is applied in the field of mixed yolk antibody for prevention and treatment of infectious serositis in ducks and its preparation, can solve the problem that the research on yolk antibody of R. anatipestifer has not yet been reported, and can reduce the use of antibiotics , high protection rate, and the effect of promoting development
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[0030] The preparation of embodiment 1 R. anatipestifer egg yolk antibody
[0031] (1) Pure culture, concentration and inactivation of R. anatipestifer bacterial antigens;
[0032] Take R. anatipestifer RA1 (serum type I) and RA2 (serum type II) strains and inoculate them in tryptone yeast broth containing 0.5% serum respectively, and place them at 36-37°C for shaking culture for 18 hours to logarithmic growth phase , centrifuge at 3000rpm for 15 minutes at 4°C, dissolve the precipitate in PBS buffer, then centrifuge for 15 minutes under the same conditions, collect the bacteria, add analytically pure formaldehyde solution slowly according to 0.3% of the total amount of the bacteria solution, and add it at 36-37 Inactivation at constant temperature for 36 hours;
[0033] (2) Mix the antigens in proportion, and add immune adjuvants;
[0034] Mix the inactivated RA1 and RA2 cell antigens at a ratio of 1:2, add part of them into sterilized Freund's complete adjuvant in an equal...
Embodiment 2
[0040] The preparation of embodiment 2 R. anatipestifer egg yolk antibody
[0041] (1) Pure culture, concentration and inactivation of R. anatipestifer bacterial antigens;
[0042] Take R. anatipestifer (serum type I) and RA2 (serum type II) strains and inoculate them in tryptone yeast broth containing 0.5% serum respectively, place them at 36-37°C for shaking culture for 18 hours to logarithmic growth phase, Centrifuge at 3000rpm for 15 minutes at 4°C, dissolve the precipitate in PBS buffer, then centrifuge for 15 minutes under the same conditions, collect the bacteria, add analytically pure formaldehyde solution slowly according to 0..3% of the total amount of the bacteria solution, and dissolve it at 36 Inactivate for 36 hours at a constant temperature of ~37°C;
[0043] (2) Mix the antigens in proportion, and add immune adjuvants;
[0044] After inactivation, mix RA1 and RA2 cell antigens at a ratio of 1:4, add an equal volume of sterilized propolis, and emulsify to obta...
Embodiment 3
[0050] The preparation of embodiment 3 R. anatipestifer egg yolk antibody
[0051] (1) Pure culture, concentration and inactivation of R. anatipestifer bacterial antigens;
[0052] Take R. anatipestifer (serum type I) and RA2 (serum type II) strains, inoculate them in tryptone yeast broth containing 0.5% serum respectively, and place them at 36-37°C for shaking culture for 18 hours to logarithmic growth phase , centrifuge at 3000rpm for 15 minutes at 4°C, dissolve the precipitate in PBS buffer, then centrifuge for 15 minutes under the same conditions, collect the bacteria, add analytically pure formaldehyde solution slowly according to 0.3% of the total amount of the bacteria solution, and add it at 36-37 Inactivation at constant temperature for 36 hours;
[0053] (2) Mix the antigens in proportion, and add immune adjuvants;
[0054] After inactivation, mix RA1 and RA2 cell antigens at a ratio of 1:6, add an equal volume of sterilized white oil for injection, and emulsify to...
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