Blogs / Infectious bronchitis 20/07/2013 Author: Veterinaria Digital Infectious bronchitis virus has affinity for bronchial mucosa, oviduct mucosa and renal tissue. This is why injuries in oviduct can be noticed together with respiratory symptoms, including caseum formation. Tags: Avian infectious bronchitis, bacterium, Enterobacteria, Poultry Farmning Leave a Reply Cancel replyYou must be logged in to post a comment. Our blogs Picture of the week Corporate culture Editorial Atlas of Pathology Inter Videre Technonews In Memoriam Scientific News Main Pathologies Transparency Technical Queries It may interest youGlässer disease13 November, 2023Rapid transit in broilers6 November, 2023Aflatoxin hemorrhages in calves27 October, 2023Aflatoxicosis in ruminants19 October, 2023Technology and Digitalisation in Animal Production: An Unstoppable Revolution3 October, 2023 Related articles Hepatic disorders and their relationship with laying parameters Role of the liver in egg production Eggshell problems in layers: causes and solutions Relationship Between Physiological Improvement of the Intestinal... Related news Intestinal welfare in poultry and pig farms, lead the International... I International Poultry Course in Lima China Animal Husbandry Expo: BIOVET, S.A. participation Minervet presents MINER E in Guatemala
Infectious bronchitis virus has affinity for bronchial mucosa, oviduct mucosa and renal tissue. This is why injuries in oviduct can be noticed together with respiratory symptoms, including caseum formation.
