Evaluation of serological response of chicks against angara disease agent through indirect haemaglutination test | Zendy

Akbar Khan Shahzad | Zendy; Hussain Tarique | Zendy; Akhtar Qureshi Muhammad | Zendy; Ahmed Gulzar | Zendy; Ali Fazlani Sarfaraz | Zendy; Ahmed Ijaz | Zendy; Anwar Khan Farhan | Zendy

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Evaluation of serological response of chicks against angara disease agent through indirect haemaglutination test

Author(s) -

Akbar Khan Shahzad,

Hussain Tarique,

Akhtar Qureshi Muhammad,

Ahmed Gulzar,

Ali Fazlani Sarfaraz,

Ahmed Ijaz,

Anwar Khan Farhan

Publication year - 2011

Publication title -

african journal of microbiology research

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

ISSN - 1996-0808

DOI - 10.5897/ajmr11.752

Subject(s) - serology , titer , vaccination , antibody , virology , antibody response , haemagglutination inhibition , hemagglutination , biology , immunology

Indirect Haemaglutination test is a reliable quantitative serological test for measuring antibodies against angara disease. The etiological agent contained in the liver of affected chick did not directly haemaglutinate erythrocyte of chickens. The antibody titre measured through IHA varied from 1:8-1: 128, in the sera (samples) of experimentally infected chickens at days 7, 14 and 21 post vaccination. Key words: Haemagglutination, titre, sera, angara disease.

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