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Cultivation of virus in embryonated egg

Good pasture (1931) was the first who use hen’s embryonated egg for the cultivation of viruses. An embryonated egg provides several sites for the cultivation of viruses. Viz 1. Chorio- …

Quadrant - II (Study Material)

1. Cultivation of virus in embryonated egg

Good pasture (1931) was the first who use hen’s embryonated egg for the cultivation of viruses. An embryonated egg provides several sites for the cultivation of viruses. Viz 1. Chorio- allantoic membrane 2. Allantoic cavity 3. Amniotic cavity 4. Yolk sac 5. Embryo

2. Cultivation of virus in embryonated egg

Good pasture (1931) was the first who use hen’s embryonated egg for the cultivation of viruses. An embryonated egg provides several sites for the cultivation of viruses. Viz 1. Chorio- allantoic membrane 2. Allantoic cavity 3. Amniotic cavity 4. Yolk sac 5. Embryo

3. Cultivation of virus in embryonated egg

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Quadrant - III (Assignments)

1. Cultivation of virus in embryonated egg

Good pasture (1931) was the first who use hen’s embryonated egg for the cultivation of viruses. An embryonated egg provides several sites for the cultivation of viruses. Viz 1. Chorio- allantoic membrane 2. Allantoic cavity 3. Amniotic cavity 4. Yolk sac 5. Embryo

2. Cultivation of virus in embryonated egg

Good pasture (1931) was the first who use hen’s embryonated egg for the cultivation of viruses. An embryonated egg provides several sites for the cultivation of viruses. Viz 1. Chorio- allantoic membrane 2. Allantoic cavity 3. Amniotic cavity 4. Yolk sac 5. Embryo

3. Cultivation of virus in embryonated egg

Good pasture (1931) was the first who use hen’s embryonated egg for the cultivation of viruses. An embryonated egg provides several sites for the cultivation of viruses. Viz 1. Chorio- allantoic membrane 2. Allantoic cavity 3. Amniotic cavity 4. Yolk sac 5. Embryo

Quadrant - IV (MCQs)

1. What is the primary advantage of using embryonated eggs for virus cultivation?

2. Which part of the embryonated egg is most commonly used for viral inoculation?

What is the typical incubation period for virus growth in an embryonated egg?

4. Which of the following viruses is commonly propagated using embryonated eggs?

5. What is the main disadvantage of using embryonated eggs for viral cultivation?

Which route of administration is used for inoculating a virus into the allantoic cavity of an embryonated egg?

7. For the cultivation of avian viruses, which species of egg is commonly used?

8. Which of the following viruses would typically be inoculated into the amniotic sac of an embryonated egg?

9. What is a common sign of viral infection in an embryonated egg after inoculation?

10. What is the role of the allantoic fluid in the context of viral cultivation in eggs?

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