Researchers from the US National Poultry Research Center successfully designed plasmids (DNA templates) that can hold a stable, segmented poly(A) tail, an improvement that helps make mRNA more reliably.
Research project at the US National Poultry Research Center
focuses on creating a messenger ribonucleic acid (mRNA) vaccine platform for two major poultry viruses: infectious bronchitis virus and infectious laryngotracheitis virus.
Report represents a 12-year set of data collected from 2013 to 2024 for US broiler chickens and turkeys and represents a nine-year set of data collected from 2016 to 2024 for layers.
Recent research at University of California, Davis, shows that feeding cows red seaweed can dramatically cut the amount of methane that is produced and released into the environment.
US Poultry & Egg Association and its foundation approve $687,000 for nine research grants at six institutions through the comprehensive research program.
Despite notable advances in pathogen control during poultry processing, Campylobacter can still contaminate poultry carcasses at the end of processing.
University of Georgia professor works to identify Campylobacter jejuni that are tolerant to antimicrobials commonly used during poultry processing and to demonstrate an approach to control them.
Evidence of emerging fenbendazole resistance underscores the urgent need to characterize its prevalence and genetic basis to inform sustainable control strategies
USPOULTRY announces a completed research project focused on developing a genome from a fenbendazole-resistant population, both with and without Histomonas meleagridis.
National Turkey Federation issues a request for proposals for a scientific study to define and develop microbiologically independent lots of raw ground turkey within a single production day.
Mississippi State University researchers conduct a study to recognize the dynamics of Enterococcus cecorum in vertical integrations by identifying and characterizing isolates recovered from breeders, hatcheries and broilers.