SZ
isolate
the feces of Eimeria necatrix infection chickens
breed
yellow-feathered chickens
host
chicken
isolation_source
Three hundred one-day-old yellow-feathered chickens were housed in Eimeria-free isolation cages and were provided with clean water and complete feed without anticoccidial drugs until use. Chicken feces were collected and analyzed by salt flotation and light microscopy to confirm the absence of oocysts in chickens one day before experimental inoculations. Chickens 34 weeks of age were orally inoculated with 1.0 104 sporulated E. necatrix oocysts, and 610 days later their feces were collected for isolation of oocysts.
collection_date
2018-10
geo_loc_name
China: Yangzhou
tissue
feces
BioSampleModel
Invertebrate