Prevalence of antibodies against Newcastle disease virus in backyard birds in the Ahuac Sector 1 populated center - Junín, Peru
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breeding, ELISA, chickens, backyard, virusAbstract
The Newcastle is one of the pathogens that presents a social and economic importance at the level of the poultry industry since it presents a high morbidity and mortality in birds, being important at the level of the poultry industry. The objective of this study was to determine the presence of antibodies against Newcastle disease in backyard chickens in the Ahuac Sector 1 population center of the Ahuac district, Chupaca province, Peru. Blood samples were taken from 40 hens during May to July 2021 from backyard farms. The samples were processed in the Avian Pathology Laboratory of the SENASA Animal Health Diagnostic Center Unit, using the Indirect ELISA test. It was determined that 45% of the birds were positive for the presence of antibodies against Newcastle disease (40% of the young hens and 46.7% of the adult hens).
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