Embryonated Hen’s Egg Inoculation
Use of fertilised, embryonated chicken eggs is one of the cost-effective and convenient methods of cultivation for many animal viruses. A needle or syringe is put through a hole drilled in the shell to introduce the virus aseptically into the embryonated chicken eggs. The whole is sealed with paraffin and the eggs are incubated for 2−3 days
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