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Features
Ig POWER simply indicates that the antibody has been derived from egg yolk. The major serum antibody, IgG in chickens, is transported to the egg, and gives immunity in a manner similar to the placental transfer of IgG in mammals.
IgY is the avian homologue of mammalian IgG. Typically, rabbits are bled every 2 weeks yielding 15~20ml of serum, whereas chickens may lay 12~15 eggs during the same 2-weeks period. Therefore, antibody production in chickens can be 15-20 times of that obtained in rabbits.
Antibody concentration in the egg yolk is higher than what is found in chicken serum. This high concentration of antibodies is presumably used to confer passive immunity to newly hatched chicks. Specifications
| Ingredient Content |
Specific egg yolk powder, Galacto oligosaccharides |
| Benefits/Effects |
- Prevention and control of PMWS
- Substitution of antibiotics
- Improvement of growth performance and mortality
- Growing of Bifidobacteria & Lactobacillus in the intestine
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| Merits |
1. IgY is safer and more economical than antiserum from rabbits, and offers affluent antibodies.
- Non-invasive collection of antibodies
- No bleeding, only egg collection is required upon immunization
2. IgY is perceived as the functional homolog of IgG. There is no other evidence of the nature of the differences in the H chains of IgY and IgG.
3. IgY has intrinsic biochemical advantages
- IgY does not activate the mammalian complement and shows no interaction with mammalian Fc receptors
4. That makes IgY very attractive for oral immunotherapy. |
| Products of IgY Series |
- Swine : PED virus, TGE virus, E. coli, Hemophilus parasuis, Circovirus2, Mycoplasma hyopneumoniae
- Bovine : Rotavirus, Corona virus, E. coli Poultry : S. galinarum, S. pullorum, S. enteritidis
- Human : Rotavirus, Helicobacter pylori, S. enteritidis Dog : Parvovirus, B. bronchiseptica
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