UK researchers identify chicken immune cells that could make poultry vaccines more consistent
Antimicrobial ResistanceThe Pirbright InstitutePoultry vaccinesAvian immunologyUniversity of Bristol
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Scientists in the UK have identified lipid-reactive NKT-like cells in chickens for the first time, opening a possible route to vaccines that protect all breeds consistently.
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