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Table 1.

Vaccine groups, morbidity, mortality and mean viral shedding from the oropharyngeal (OP) and cloacal (CL) routes.

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Fig 1.

Mean antibody Hemagglutination Inhibition titers of vaccinated chickens 25 days post vaccination (pre-challenge).

Titers were determined against three different antigens, TK/IN/22 (A), Viet/04 (B), and WS/Mongolia/05 (C). Titers of eight or lower are regarded as negative and sera negative by HI assay were assigned an imputed titer of four, which is 50% of the cut off value. P values are represented as * for p <0.05, and *** for p<0.001.

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Fig 2.

Survival curve of chickens vaccinated with sham vaccine, COBRA-HVT, or 2.2-HVT after challenge with TK/IN/22 HPAI virus.

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Fig 3.

Viral shedding titer equivalents from oropharyngeal and cloacal swabs collected from white leghorn chickens (A and B) or broiler chickens (C and D) 2-, 4- and 7-days post challenge (DPC). Titers were measured using quantitative rRT-PCR and converted into log10 50% egg infectious doses (EID50) per ml titer equivalents using the standard curve with RNA from quantified virus. Post-mortem shed titer data from sham vaccinated chickens that were dead or euthanized on 1DPC are merged with 2DPC and shed data from one WL chicken in the 2.2-HVT group that was euthanized on 6DPC is merged with 7DPC data of the same group. Columns for the sham vaccinated birds are not shown for 4 and 7 days because there were no birds left in these groups at those time points. P values are represented as * for p <0.05, and **** for p value <0.0001.

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Fig 4.

Antibody to the N1 NA in post-challenge sera of chickens, measured by percent inhibition of neuraminidase activity by enzyme linked lectin assay-neuraminidase inhibition.

Post-challenge sera were collected 7-, 10-, and 14-days post challenge (DPC). (A) White leghorns with serum at a 1:20 dilution; (B) White leghorns with serum at a 1:40 dilution; (C) Broilers with serum at a 1:20 dilution; (D) Broilers with serum at a 1:40 dilution. Horizontal dotted lines indicate the cut-off determined by adding three standard deviations to the mean NI activity of pre-challenge sera from each group. Solid horizontal lines in each group indicate the median.

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Table 2.

Antibody to the N1 NA and NP proteins in serum collected at 7-, 10- and 14-days post challenge (DPC) from chickens vaccinated with rHVT H5 avian influenza vaccines determined by ELLA-NI (serum 1:20 and 1:40 yielded the same results) and ELISA.

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