Susceptibility to Eimeria tenella of chickens and chicken embryos of partly inbred lines possessing homozygous major histocompatibility complex haplotypes
Susceptibility to Eimeria tenella infection of chicken embryos and chickens of partly inbred lines possessing different major histocompatibility complex haplotypes was investigated. Chicken embryos of line H-B2 possessing B(2) homozygous haplotype showed lower mortality and higher oocyst production...
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| description | Susceptibility to Eimeria tenella infection of chicken embryos and chickens of partly inbred lines possessing different major histocompatibility complex haplotypes was investigated. Chicken embryos of line H-B2 possessing B(2) homozygous haplotype showed lower mortality and higher oocyst production than embryos of line H-B15 possessing B(15) homozygous haplotype. Embryos of line H-B2 chickens were considered more resistant to E. tenella infection than those of line H-B15. Seven days after 10-day-old chickens were infected with E. tenella, the two lines showed no significant differences in percent bodyweight gain, cecal lesion score, and oocyst production; they differed significantly only in cecal shrinkage. Results suggest that the B system affects chicken embryos and chickens differently in susceptibility to E. tenella infection |
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| subjects | Animals Chick Embryo Chickens Coccidiosis Coccidiosis - immunology Coccidiosis - mortality Coccidiosis - veterinary Dosage EIMERIA TENELLA Embryos ETAPAS DEL DESARROLLO ANIMAL Genetic Predisposition to Disease GENOTIPOS GENOTYPE Growth Haplotypes Homozygote Inbreeding Infections INTESTIN INTESTINOS Lesions LIGNEE CONSANGUINE LINEAS CONSANGUINEAS Major Histocompatibility Complex MORTALIDAD MORTALITE Mortality Oocysts POLLITO POLLO POULET Poultry Diseases POUSSIN Research Note RESISTANCE AUX MALADIES RESISTENCIA A LA ENFERMEDAD SISTEMA MHC Sporozoites STADE DE DEVELOPPEMENT ANIMAL SYSTEME MHC Weight Gain |
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