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The Efficacy of Multiple Anticoccidial Drugs on A Resistance-drug Strain of Eimeria tenella

An‐Xing Li

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Jiangcun strain of Eimeria tenella isolated fain the suburb of Guangahou in china was strong resistance to almost all anticoccidial agents except for nicarbazin. The effect of combination of some anticoccidial drugs to this strain was tested in the experiment. The results indicated that a multi pie agent, designated as PF5, shown high effective against the organism in chickens determined by several index: POAA (78.16%), RLS (71.64%). ROP (8.56%) and ACI (174.5).

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Jiangcun strain of Eimeria tenella isolated fain the suburb of Guangahou in china was strong resistance to almost all anticoccidial agents except for nicarbazin. The effect of combination of some anticoccidial drugs to this strain was tested in the experiment. The results indicated that a multi pie agent, designated as PF5, shown high effective against the organism in chickens determined by several index: POAA (78.16%), RLS (71.64%). ROP (8.56%) and ACI (174.5).

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Jiangcun strain of Eimeria tenella isolated fain the suburb of Guangahou in china was strong resistance to almost all anticoccidial agents except for nicarbazin. The effect of combination of some anticoccidial drugs to this strain was tested in the experiment. The results indicated that a multi pie agent, designated as PF5, shown high effective against the organism in chickens determined by several index: POAA (78.16%), RLS (71.64%). ROP (8.56%) and ACI (174.5).

Key concepts: Eimeria, Strain (injury), Drug resistance, Biology, Drug, Virology, Microbiology, Pharmacology

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