Preparation method for Newcastle disease and avian influenza bi-combined inactivated vaccine
A dual inactivated vaccine and avian influenza technology, which is applied in the preparation of avian influenza dual inactivated vaccine and the field of Newcastle disease, can solve the problems of long concentration time reducing antigen titer, affecting concentration effect, seed virus potency and other problems
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[0019] The preparation method of this Newcastle disease, bird flu dual inactivated vaccine, it comprises the following steps:
[0020] 1) Inoculation: Dilute Newcastle disease virus and avian influenza virus species with sterilized normal saline for 10 4 -10 5 After doubling, place them in the seed poison bottle respectively. When inoculating, the seed poison bottle is placed on a magnetic stirrer, and a continuous syringe is used to inoculate the allantoic cavity of 9-10-day-old susceptible chicken embryos, 0.1 mL per embryo;
[0021] 2) Post-hatching of chicken embryos: After the inoculated chicken embryos were cultured in a greenhouse at 37°C for 96-120 hours, the surviving and dead ones within the specified time after being inoculated with Newcastle disease virus and avian influenza virus were harvested with a vacuum pump tube seedling harvester. Chicken embryo liquid, Newcastle disease virus liquid and avian influenza virus liquid;
[0022] 3) Concentration of the virus...
Embodiment 1
[0029] The preparation method of this Newcastle disease, bird flu dual inactivated vaccine, it comprises the following steps:
[0030] 1) Inoculation: Dilute Newcastle disease virus and avian influenza virus species with sterilized normal saline for 10 4 After doubling, they were placed in the seed poison bottle respectively. When inoculating, the seed poison bottle was placed on a magnetic stirrer, and a continuous syringe was used to inoculate the allantoic cavity of 9-day-old susceptible chicken embryos, 0.1 mL per embryo; Table 1 and Table 2 In order to use the present invention and the existing BCG syringe to absorb the inoculation method of seed virus to compare the inoculation time and antigen titer of Newcastle disease virus liquid and avian influenza virus liquid respectively, each inoculate 10 batches of antigens, and each batch inoculates 3000 chicken embryos The time taken is compared with the titer of antigen produced;
[0031] Table 1 Newcastle disease virus sol...
Embodiment 2
[0052] The preparation method of this Newcastle disease, bird flu dual inactivated vaccine, it comprises the following steps:
[0053] 1) Inoculation: Dilute Newcastle disease virus and avian influenza virus species with sterilized normal saline for 10 5 After doubling, they were placed in the seed poison bottle respectively. When inoculating, the seed poison bottle was placed on a magnetic stirrer, and a continuous syringe was used to inoculate the allantoic cavity of 10-day-old susceptible chicken embryos, 0.1 mL per embryo; Table 7 and Table 8 In order to use the present invention and the existing BCG syringe to absorb the inoculation method of seed virus to compare the inoculation time and antigen titer of Newcastle disease virus liquid and avian influenza virus liquid respectively, each inoculate 10 batches of antigens, and each batch inoculates 3000 chicken embryos The time taken is compared with the titer of antigen produced;
[0054] Table 7 Newcastle disease virus so...
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