STUDYING THE LEVEL AND DYNAMICS OF ANTIBODIES PRODUCED IN ORGANISM OF ANIMALS AFTER VACCINATION AGAINST EMCAR

Abstract

The article provides data on the level and dynamics of antibodies formed after vaccination in the body of animals immunized against blackleg. The highest antibody titer was observed in animals that were injected with twice as much of the Immunopharm vaccine on one side of the animal, i.e. 4 ml, and on the other-5 ml of the immunomodulator Immunopharm.  This condition can be used to ensure that the antibody titer remains as high as possible and lasts longer when using a vaccine to prevent blackleg disease.

 The conducted studies have shown that using the latex-agglutination reaction developed at Kaznivi, it is possible to determine the levels and dynamics of antibodies in the blood serum of animals immunized against blackleg. Using this approach, it is also possible to determine the level of immunity and the quality of the vaccine used in vaccinated animals.