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EID50 - What does EID50 stand for? Acronyms and abbreviations by ...
5] None * HA, hemagglutinin; EID50, 50% egg infectious dose; IVPI, intravenous pathogenicity index; ICPI, intracerebral pathogenicity index; [TCID. ...
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WikiAnswers - What is the relation between EID50 and TCID50
Veterinary Medicine question: What is the relation between EID50 and TCID50? Egg Infected dose 50 Two ways of testing for virus. One with eggs and one with ...
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12. Titrating Newcastle disease virus for infectivity
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One EID50 unit is the amount of virus that will infect 50 percent of inoculated eggs. ... The end point contains one unit of infectivity (1 EID50). ...
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Response to Asker. Embryo? of what: zebra, dog, cat, etc. No, egg. Eggs are commonly used in the manufacture of vaccines. For example, see:Manufacturing viruses to meet the demands of a pandemic is a challenge. Current flu vaccine manufacturing techniques requires the replication of the virus in chicken eggs. This is a lengthy and time-consuming process. It is important that the Network needs to be certain that they are manufacturing the vaccine against the right strain of the influenza virus. Using the possibility of a pandemic caused by the swine flu virus, it will take some time for researchers to determine which swine strain is circulating, and to also determine if there is only one strain.