Candling & innoculation
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The document outlines the procedure for candling and inoculating embryonated eggs with a suspected avian influenza virus sample. It lists the necessary materials, which include 10-day old fertilized eggs, a candling light, glue, needles, syringes, antibiotics, and lab equipment. The sections on procedure, results, discussion, and conclusion are blank, suggesting the experiment has not yet been carried out.
Candling & innoculation
- 1. The University of Zambia School of veterinary medicine Department of paraclinical studies Name: Musalo Brian Computer #: 10008047 Course code: VMP-4300 (Immunology & Bacteriology) Lab: Attention: Mr.mubita Date:
- 2. Title: candling and inoculation of embryonated eggs Aim: to candle and innoculate a suspected virus sample of avian influenza into the embryonated. INTRODUCTION MATERIAL ï‚· Fertilized eggs ï‚· Eggs must be 10 days old ï‚· Candling light ï‚· Glue ï‚· 21G/22G needle ï‚· 1ml syringe ï‚· Antibiotics (penicillin, gentamycin and streptomycin) ï‚· Flask ï‚· Vortex ï‚· centrifuge PROCEDURE RESULTS DISCUSSION CONCLUSION REFERENCES