摘要: Adequate quality control of vaccines is essential to avoid economic losses due the application unsafe or ineffective products and ensure health welfare recipients vaccines. It particularly important in poultry industry where there a large population with rapid turnover are almost universal use: an product may lead widespread outbreaks disease; contaminated can introduce new disease which take many years eradicate control.
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