Veterinary Bacterial Vaccines

Bacterial Vaccines: Bacterial vaccines are composed of attenuated versions of the pathogen; that is, they are alive but reduced in virulence. Attenuation may be accomplished in a number of ways:  selection of a naturally occurring attenuated strain,  repeated passage...

What are bacterins?

Bacterins: Bacterins are the vaccines containing killed bacteria.They are usually produced by chemical killing of the infectious agent, with the aim to preserve bacterial structures expressing epitopes important in eliciting a protective immune response. This is...

Structural components of bacteria

BACTERIAL STRUCTURE Cell Envelope: Four(4) layers are Capsule/ Slime layer Outer membrane Cell wall Inner membrane When the layer consists of a network of polysaccharides extending from the surface of the cell, it is referred to as the glycocalyx, a term that can...

Bacterial Staining

All the bacterias are colorless and have some refractive index to the aqueous salt present in the surrounding.So it is difficult to observe structural details until the microscope is optimally adjusted.To overcome this problem the bacterias are colored with stains....