llll‘l Ml M Hm; 1‘ i ‘H $238 laH 3"ULLORUM DISEASE STUDEES RN TURKEYS Thesis for file Degree of M. S. MICHIGAN STATE COLLEGE Ruth Aiexandra Carmen 1945 This is to certify that the thesis entitled Pullorun Disease Studies in Turkeys presented by Ruth Alexandra Corpron has been accepted towards fulfilment of the requirements for ___u._s.__ degree ”Way 8: Public Health WWW Major plkofessor DaterDchbel‘ 14. l_9_4_5 -.. nus... 'u‘g' . -...— ‘H-.-._. ,A U _ ‘ v'_'I'-.-'-—- . . p ,..'. ' -‘~.-_o-o- n.. .. uhr'm‘wnn.9v._.n ,u . PULIOEJM DISEASE SNDIES IN 'NRKEYS WILOBUM DISEASE SNDIES m 'IURKEYS by Ruth Alexandra Oorpron A THESIS Submitted to the School of Graduate Studies of Michigan State College in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of W W scrum Department of Bacteriolog and Public Health lens V‘. - ‘ l.".f‘_'bl$ AMOWLEIBEMENT I wish to thank Dr. H. J. Stafseth for his gaidance and help in this work. I also thank Dr. James Bivine and Dr. G. W. Darby for their help in the handling and. autOpsy of the turkeys. I acknowledge. too. the helpful suggestions and‘con- structive criticisms of Dr. W. L. Mallmann in the preparation of this paper. I wish to acknowledge the financial aid given by Swift and company of Chicago and thank the Bureau: of Animal Indus- try and the Columbus Vaccine company for supplying the anti- gens used for the whole blood tests. I. II. III. IV. TABLE OF CONTEHTS Introduction Review of Literature....................... Experimental A. Procedures and Results................. 3. Bacteriological Findings............... conclusions..................................... References.....o..................o............. 62 71 73 a1- INERODJO‘MON l'or many years pullorum disease has caused serious losses among the poultry of this country and in Dirope. Early investi- gators in Southern Europe had noticed severe typhoid-like epidem- ics among chickens, but the causative agmt was not discovered mainly due to the lack of bacteriological knowledge at the time (1). ' In 1899 Rettger (2) observed a peculiar epidemic in a brood. of 17 hen-hatched and mothered chicks. Within ten days of pur- chase. 1% of the chicks showed severe illness. resulting in the death of 11 of the affected birds. All were suffering from whit- ish diarrhea with pasting of the vent. He isolated a gran-negative organism in pure culture from the livers of the dead birds. Elbe following summer he observed a disease in chickens which was sympa- tomatically the same as that he had seen previously. hiring the next six or seven years he examined numerous chicks that were des- cribed In their owners as having "white diarrhea." All of these birds showed the same eysptoms and typical organisms. In 1909 he suggested that the name, 'bacillary white diarrhea." be given to the disease and that the causative agent be known as Bacterium pu_llomm. In 1925 the nuns of the organism was chnged to Salmonella mllorum according to Bergey's classification. In 1928 the com- mon name was changed to 'pullorum disease.ll In 1916 Rettger, Kirkpatrick and Jones (3) reported the use of a tube agglutination test for the diagosis of pullorum dis- ease based on the method used by Vidal for diaglosis of typhoid fever in lmmans. In 1931 Goburn and Stafseth of this college (it) reported a highly concentrated. stained antigen, based on Huddlescn's rapid method for diagiosis of Bang's disease, for use as a rapid whole blood test for the diagiosis of pullorum disease in chickens. About the same time, workers in the Bureau of Animal Industry re- ported a similar whole blood antigen (5). The whole blood test is now very widely used in pullorum eradication programs for chick- ens. Pullorum disease was unknown or unrecogiized in turkeys un- til poultrymen began hatching poults in incubators that had been used for chickms. Hewitt (6) in 1928 was the first to report the isolation of g; pullorum from baby turkqs that had been hatched in a chicken incubator. Brunett (7) in 1930 pointed out the similarity of diseased ovaries in chickens and turkeys. also the isolation of Mllerum from the heart blood of a four-day— old poult and the atrophied testicles of a mature turkey. it first, pullorum disease in turkeys did not appear to be a menace. but it has been increasing in prevalence over wide areas in the last few years. Most losses occur in the young poult. but survivors of the disease may become chronic carriers. Hinehaw et a1. (8) isolated S. pullorum from eggs and ovaries of turkeys that had had no contact whatsoever with chickens or chick- on eggs. thus establishing the fact that the cycle is the same in both. Kinshaw et a1. (9). Dickinson (10), Bushnell (ll). Pomroy (12) and others have cited the merits of the tube agglutination test and have Inade comparisons with the tube test, whole blood and serum plate tests in an endeavor to find the ideal method for the diamosis and eradication of pullorum disease in turkeys. Kinshaw reported late in 1939 (13) that the whole blood test was only about half as effective as the standard tube test. He pointed out the large number of positive reactors that had titers of only 1/25 or 1/50. According to Schaeffer. Hall, MacDonald and Binyea (11$) the whole blood test was equiva- lent to the 1/50 dilution of the tube test for pullorum disease of chickens. so it is possible that a number of the birds. nega- tive to the whole blood method. were reactors in the 1/25 dilu- tion of the tube test. In our experimental work, we studied the relative value of the tube agglutination test in comparison to the rapid whole blood method. we also observed how soon after infection the two tests would detect agglutinins and how long the birds would remain reactors. Domroy and Fenstermacher (12) reported that. in ezqaerimentally-infected nirkeys. the maxim titer ins reached within a period of two weeks and that at the end of two months the birds may become negative to the tube agglutination tests. unless the organisms become established in the visceral crane. They also reported variation of titer from month to month during the infection. Titer variations of these birds were observed over a period of eight months and are shown later in individual charts. -lt. EXPERIMENTAL Antigen preparation and gsneral technigue used. i'he solid medium was prepared according to the suggestions set forth by the Livestock Sanitary Association in 1932 (15). {the formula is as follows: Dry granular agar.........20 are. Bacto-peptone.............10 gms. Beef extract...............l+ as. Distilled water.........lOOO m1. This is adjusted to a pH of 6.s-7.2. In preparing broth, the agar is omitted from the above formula. The sterile medium was placed in Iolle flasks and allowed to harden. The flasks were inverted and the water of condensa- tion removed by aspiration and then incubated at 37° 0. for 1&8 hours previous to use. Procedure. 1. The stock culture was streaked lightly on an agar plate to obtain isolated colonies of Salmonella millerum and at the same time three agar slants were seeded. {these were incubated at 37° 0. for 2“ hours. 2. me colonies on the plate were checked for smoothness. If all colonies were smoth, the plate was discarded and one of the tubes set aside for stock culture. 3. fhe growth was removed from the remaining am slants with a small amount of 0.85% saline. This suspension was then used to seed the flasks of broth which were incubated at 37° 6. for 21% hours. Smears were nude of the broth suspension and stained by Gram's method to check for contaminants. If satisfactory. the xolle flasks were seeded from the saline suspension and in. cubated at 37° C. for #8 hours. 1+. The growth on the Xolle flasks was removed with a minimum amount of phenolized saline (0.5% phenol and 0.85% Hacl). Care was taken that the washing solution did not remain in contact with the agar any longer than was necessary to remove the growth, as agar has a tendency to smsitize the antigen. Washings from each flask were kept separate until each yield was checked for purity by microscopic examination. Satisfactory samples were pooled and filtered through a thin layer of cotton. This con- stituted the concentrated stock antigen. from which the diluted antigen was made throughout the emeriments. an antigen was stored in a refrigerator while not in use. 5. In making the diluted antigen. enougi phenolised saline (0. 25% phenol and 0. 85% Neal) was added to a volume of the con- centrate to give a turbidity of McFarland #1. Sufficient 0.1% Each was added to bring the final pH to 8.2 by electrometric ti- tration. 6. Each lot of antigen was tested with known positive and known negative serum. At the 36th Annual Meeting of the Livestock Sanitary Asso- ciation (13) it was agreed that a serum dilution of 1/25 be used as a ”finding dilution' in the tube agglutinatim test for pullorum disease. In routine testing the serum dilutions are seldom beyond the 1/50 dilution. HOVCVOI‘. with these experimentally-infected birds, serum dilutions of 1/12.800 were made until it became evi- -6— dart that the agglutination response was diminishing. The tube agglutination tests were incubated in a water bath at 52° 0. for four hours followed by 37° c. overnight. Results were observed the following morning (by Dr. Stafseth and the author with the aid of a one-tube fluorescent lamp against a dark background. Interpretations were as follows: M- I complete agglutination, 3+ I incomplete agglutination. 2+ - partial ag- glutination, 1+ - slight agglutination. 1' I suspicious and - I negative. ' ' ' O Shale blood antigen for thewrgpéd plate test. Stained K 1&7 whole blood antigen (B. i. I.) and experimental Redigsn (Ooluhbus Vaccine Gorpauy) were used for the rapid whole blood tests. The Redigen antigen was discontinued after eight series of tests because of the difficulty aperienced in reading reactions. For all. whole blood tests. an electrically-heated box which kept the temperature between 90°~95° 1‘. was used. An- tigens were delivered to the plate with a standard size dropper supplied with the antigen. Blood was procured and mixed with the standard size nichrome loop. When the reaction was not in-- stantaneous. the plate was removed and rotated by hand before final results were recorded. For these studies 20 mature Mammoth Bronze turkey hens were secured from a known pullorum-free flock. Q: January it, 1915, they were tested and found negative by the standard tube agglutination test in dilutions of 1/25. 1/50 and 1/100. At the same time they were negative to the whole blood test using I 1&7 (B. i. I.) and experimental Redigen (columbus Vaccine Oom- pany) antigens. -7- On January 5, the birds were separated into three groups. Seven individuals received 73;" 2 m1. ’of a saline suspension_x..7 } \ of a freshly-isolated. 18-hr. “culture. of S. _pullorum, the amount depending on the size and general condition of the bird. Seven received 3. h or 5 m1. of the above culture orally, depending on the size and condition. For this procedure, a 10 ml. pipette was used to insert the organisms into the esophagus. After re- moval of the pipette. the beak was held shut and the throat mas- saged downward to prevent loss of inoculum. Six birds were left as controls. All infected birds and controls were then housed in a common pen which was left uncleaned throughout the experi- ment to see whether the non-infected birds would become reactors through pen contact. The first bleeding was done on the fourth day after the birds had received the organisms. The dilutions of the serum- antigen mixtures were 1/25, 1/50. 1/100 and 1/200. The results are shown in Table 1. It will be noted that, although the tube test revealed the presence of agglutinins. the some of all birds showed no agglutination with either of the whole blood antigens. Bird {2621 was definitely sick and died during the night of the fifth day. Autopsy findings revealed a septicemia with recovery of 8. mllog from the heart. It is unfortunate that the serum dilutions were not carried beyond 1/800 on the sixth day. as all birds inJected intravenously showed agglutination in this dilution. and it is not known Just what the titer might have been. The tube and whole blood tests showed considerable disageement as presented in Table II. In -8... the intravenously injected group. with every bird reacting in dilutions of 1/800 to the tube test, the I ”7 antigen revealed 83.33 per cent positive and 16.66 per cent suspicious reactions. while the experimental Redigen showed only 1/3 per cent positive. 1/3 per cent suspicious and 1/3 per cent negative. All birds in the orally infected group were positive in dilutions of 1/100 and below to the tube test. In this group. I 1&7 revealed but 28.57 per cent positive. 57.114 per cent suspicious and 114.28 per cent negative. The Bedigen showed I42. 85 per cent positive and 57.1” per cent suspicious reactions. In combining the intran- venously injected and orally infected birds. I 1‘7 showed 53.8“. per cent positive, 38.% per cent suspicious and 7.69 per cent negative. Redigen revealed 38.1l6 per cent positive, 166.15 per cent suspicious and 15.38 per cent negative. By the ninth day after infection the shale blood tests were all positive with one exception which gave a partial reaction with Redigen. An interesting, but unexpected. difficulty occurred with the tube agglutination tests on this w. Those. with two exceptions, showed marked “zones of inhibition“ in the lower di- lutions where the serum concentration was greatest. In most cases the maximum agglutination was noted in the 1/100. 1/200. 1/‘400 and even 1/800 dilutions. The serun of some of the birds had as low as 2+or even lein the 1/25 and 1/50 dilutions. Table III shows the zone reactions. Zone phenomenon was still present in the next tests which were done on the 17th day. Bauer in 1922 and da Gosta crux in 1929 (16) had noted that these inhibition zones were most common Table I lour Dye Gomarison of tube and whole blood tests ‘4‘ Turkey 1/25 1/50 1/ 100 1/200 In? Bedigen 2622 h” 2* 1+ D a a a 2630 2+ 1» 1+ - - - g $33 ’H lH' 2+ 1? o e. 2631 he M 1+ - o e- E 2621- u. 3. x -. .. .. 0 $28 '4‘: 1+ : e- - O '5 2627 3+ 1+ .'. - .. . 2623 1+ 1+ .. - . .. i2 O o O O D D 3 3+ 2+ 9 O o - a 2637 - - - - - «- o 2629 3+ - .. - .. .- 2532 - - - - - - $35 1" - - - D n 2638 1' - - - - eclet atypical £36 . C O c- . - '3 262% :- .. - .- - .‘3 2626 t - - - -clot atypical n 8 2‘? 9 ? o n - . ‘Bird #2621 was very si&. Died 5th day. from the heart. 8. pullomn isolated Table II -10- Six Dye Comparison of tube and whole blood tests Turkey 1/25 1/50 1/10011/200 1/ 1/800I xiv: Bedigenl 2622 1w I» I» M 2+ 1+ 2 - - 2630 I» I» I» I» I» u. . 2 5 2633 a: I» u. I» u. u. . + + , 2631 he. I» 1H- 1H- 3+ , + + g 2621‘ , - pied‘duT‘L-ing-ni t of anuary 1. - v 2628 1H- 1» m 1H- 1H- 3+ + - 5 2627 1» 14+ I» M 3+ 2+ 1' t 2623 I» I» 1» 3+ 1+ 2 .‘t t 2625 ‘H' 3‘" 2+ 1+ 1 e- 3 + 26314 I» I» M 3+ 1+ s + + '3 2537 1H- 3: 1+ -3 ; - .'. + 0 2629 1H- 1H- 3+ 2+ , 1+ + 1 2632 1H 1H- M a: 2+ 3 it + 2635 'H- ‘H 114- 3!- +' t :t $38 . o C - C e- e- o .4 2536 Serun Loo unfilysed ”or use a 262“ O O o D II C - o :3 2626 - - - - - - - - 8 26 9 u- e- o o - Q o u 26 c O O o e- - u - I'ZBird {2621. Salmonella pullorum isolated. e011- Table 111 line Days Comparison of tube and whole blood tests I M”es§§§§§§§ ”me‘m hfihfifihfifih £2622i3+3+3+3+h+h+3+3+t + + 326301+2+3+h+h+h+3+2+3 + + 52633l+1+h+h+u+3+2+1+t +slow+ 326313+3+u+h+3+3+3+2+1fi «below: gizsaammu-rgya: + +3 2627 MMM.1+--- '0' 4" 2623 2+ 3+fl3+ 3+3+b+1+t + .1... Sesgihfltwflizn : I 326373+3+R+3+3I3+2+t- + + °2229$336$t’*"“2 * * 2 1+ + + 26§§3+3+u+u+m333211+s +slow+ 2638 --' ' .. - H2636--- II D - gZGZhH'Tl-F99 -- - 236626--- - - - 825:2: -- - Note “some of inhibition'' in the lower dilutions where serum con- centration is greatest. l'Bird #2622 died on 10th day. General infection. Mucous enteritis. _I.iver swollen. 8. Elena from heart. liver. spleen. -12- in instances where a very light suspension of bacteria was'used for the antigen. Vith these, flocculation or agglutination usup ally occurred.in a.tube toward.the middle of the series. In the light of these observations. attempts were made to eliminate these inhibition zones in the lower dilutions by running parallel tests with standard antigen and.with antigens of varying concenp tration. The serum remaining from.this date was run with antigen three times as concentrated as standard tube antigen. The parap llel tests covered a period of 21 days and four bleedings. The results of these investigations are presented.in Tables 17a.and IVb through VIIa.and VIIb. In most instances the reaction be- came slightly more pronounced in the lower dilutions. but results were not consistent enough to warrant changing the strength of the antigen. I Vidal and Sicard in 1897 and Witerberg in 1899 (17) found that the agglutinins were precipitated mainly in the euglobulin fraction of the serum. The presence of large amounts of euglo- bulin. probably indicates the presence of antibodies. It is known that the serum of new-born or very young animals is markedly de— ficient in globulin content and especially the euglobulin frac- tion. This deficiency is compensated for in the case of some animals by the transfer of globulin from the mother through the colostrum. The capacity for the young to produce its own euglo- bulin comes a bit later and with it the appearance of antibodies in the serum. In reference to poultry; Stafseth and Derby state (18), “Evidently the tissues must undergp a maturation process in order to become efficient manufacturers of antibodies. Mature Seventeen my: .13. Standard mt igsn Comparison of tube and whole blood tests Table IYe m +++++..+.+ e R 7- .14.. +++++..+++++++....... ..+++++++. .3....... 09$)” ht rim? .m. . .. T... .t can; assess. .?....s.s can; sass». missus... 8i saute. assays? 8i asses. harness. anagrams». assumes. sufl amass. assumes. . . . . . .. a; tress, tenures, a. 3:3. snsassa. arrears ssn.ns. q sense newness, unssnm m sssss sssssss ssssss evoseeeuasu dose «838 compare with 17b. ~11;- Table Nb 3:: Antigen 17 We 0 °§§§ Mwsa§§3§§msa unrnunnuuu “2630144- lulu- era-+1.... 32633MKMMEM3+1+1+3 ,2631M3+MM3+2+2+3-¢ 326283:2+1H1H-1I+13+2+i+t-n 32627 3+Mlv+h+1s3+2+1+1+4 252++'+M2+2+1+1+.. 26233g+ag+3+2+1+--- 26$}+3+3:2++-3~-.-~- §2637 MM 2+O'.'-ee- Isletslu3+3++t-- 2632Mh+h+I3+2+----- 2635" is- sed' 26381-- ”2636:-.. 8262+... “262613-molLysedL 32539: - - 26M2+++ -15- Table Va 2h Days comparison of tube and whole blood tests Standard antigen 1 8:: c> C) 23 In M°yna§§ss§s§ah7mnmg I?“ I? ':? 2? I? 2? t? I? 32' I? £26303+3+u+3+3+2+1+r-.++ 1 £26331I+1HII+EI3+3+1+11-+ + + 26319?!” 3+2+t'-3- «- - + + + £2628 3+ 3+ M 3+ 3+ 1+ 1+ 1 .'. - 4. + + 32627u+3+u+3+3.2.1.:--.+ +} 26232+3+at3+3+2+1+1--+. .‘ 25259? 1H3+3+1+r-‘-++ + 263n3+3+h+h+2+1+r---++ 1 32637 2+ 2+ 2+ 1+ 3. -- -- - - - ES lif- 4. 26292+2+3+2+1+--.---+ + + 2632 2+ 2+ 2+ 1+ 2 - - - - - + 1 3..+ 2535 2+ 2+ 2+ 3+ 2+ 2+: - - .. 1 + 3, 26382+1+— - - - fi2636: - 4- D II c- 826%---- - - 326261--- .. .. 8263907. 1?- - - 126%].1‘- - o - - compare with Vb. -16- Table Yb 3: Antigen 214 Day. 0 O 0 § Mevwa§§§§§§§3 h E 3 2 2 3 2 > h h 326303:lH-1H~1H-2+ 2+ 1+:t - - @2633 mu+n+u+3+1+--- 2631mu+u+u+3+3+1+:-- 52628 a: ‘80 ndt mm uni .3262? Mutiny 3+ 2+; .. - 2623Mh+h+h+3+2+1+1-- 262 I” 1H "4’ 3+ 2+ 1+ 11' O o a 26 h+ h+ 3+ 2+ 1' - ,. 2 - - E2637 3+ 3+ 3+ 1+ 1% - -. - - - 22293+3+h+3+2+1+---- 2 2 + 2+ 1+ - - - - - 2635 3+ 3: a: 3+ 2+ 1+ 3 - - - 2638 t‘ - - -_ M.2636 : .. - - 8 262k 4 - - - 22626 5-!- - - 826 - - - - 2 .. - - - {cable VIa 31 my: Comparison of tube and whole blood tests Standard antigen .n 8°°8§3§ 3.7m N 3 H 8 3 no H 9* u: an} \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ d‘ LII 1!! d 1:" 1:1 A El J-l_ " 3+ 21+ 13+ M 2+ 1+ 1 - . + + g 1+ 3: 1H- 3+1 3+ 2+ 2+ 1+ - + t , 3+ 2+ 3+ 2+ 2+ :t - .. + + g a t 1 1+ 1+ 2+ 1+ 0' -' O + +' 3 3+ 3+ 11+ 11+ 3+ 2+ :- - - + + 3+3+ 3+ 3+ 2+ 2+ 1+* - + + 3+ 3+ 3+ 2+ 4'21“ t - - - + + 3+ 2+ 2+ 1+ t a - o a + + a 1» 3+ 2+ 1+ 1+ - - .. - w+ . 0 3+ 3+ 3+ 2+ 2+ 1+ 1+ 3 .. +. + 3+ 3+ V? 3+ 2+ 1: - - .. +' + 3+ 3+ 3+ 2+ 1+ - - - + 1‘1 t 1’ - - - g t - - - 2+ 5% I - I t 1' .. . - t. a - .. .. -18.. Table V11: 14:: Antigen 31 Rye Nike ‘3 O§ 8 0 § 3' a; 2 2 § § 2 .. 23 :2 \\\\\\\\\\ d fid—Ld—AAW‘ 826301++h+3+3+2+t - - .. .. §2633 1w do noT mfn ent +2631 3+ 3+ 2+ 2+ 1+; - - .. .. £26283+ 3+ 3+ 3+ 2+1 - .. - - 32627h+h+mn+2+1+t--- 2623 114 3+ 2+ 2+ 1+ 1' - - .. - 2:223:31 - - .. .. .. .. .. 32637312+ 1+1 - - .. .. .. .. 02629h+h+ 3+ 2+ 2+- .. .. .. .. 2632M3+2+1+t----- 2635 3+3+1+- .7- - - .. - .. 2638 -‘ -. - 2636 - - - 1426211- - - 29- - c- 82530- - - Table VIIa -19- 38W: Comparison of tube and whole blood tute Standard antigen o o x j “”2§2§§2§§§ W““ 1i H g! JFL 131 ('1 fi 326302+3+u+h+3+2+1+x. + + 3 2633 1+ 2+ 3+ h+ h+ 2+ 1+ 3' . + + g 2631 0' 1+ 1+ 1+ 3' or -' é. a + + '5 2628 t 3' 2+ 1+ 1+ 3- -- 2 . + + ,3 2627' 1+ 1+ ll+ 3+ 2+ 2+ 1+ 3 .- + + 26232+3+3++3+2+1+1+t- ++ + 262 3+ 3+ 3+ 3+ 1+ - «- . + + + 26 3+ 3+ 3+ 2+ 1+ 1. a. 4 . ¥' ¥ ¥ 22637 34' 2+ : an‘ or -' u- a a; an as 1- 02629 3+ 3+ h+ 3+ 2+ t .. - a + + + 26321+2+3+2+1+:,__ +* + 2535 3+ 3+ 3+ 2+2+1+.. .. .. 1 1 + 2638 2"- -‘ ' . .L .L .1 H2636 2+ 2+ 3 u- c- .- 8262h a - - .. .. .. 22626 1dr- ,; - - - 8 $39 w: an i- - - ’Iawh from 1+ 2+ h+ 3+ h+ 3+ 2+ 1+ : + 1 2627 -20- arable VIIb 2x Antigen. 38 We ‘ o o 8 § mmaas §§32 ggfi 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 - 26 + + h+ 2+ 2+ - ~ - u a 825§§§+§+u+u+2++:.-. £2631 3+ 3+ M M '0" a In - 0- :- 326233+3+1++1++2+3+--- 32627 2+ 3+h+2+2++ 3 t - - 262 '0' '0' + + 21’ ‘l’ I- c- - - 2623§+§+&L_+ : - - - . 2631+3+3+2+t»- - - - - ~ 12637 3+ "V +' :' do u- u u- - O 32629 3+ 3+ In a: 2+ 1 - - - - 2632 3+ 3+ M 3+ + 3 .. - - 2635 3+ 3+ M 3+ :t- :l: :t .. o .. 2638 t u. c, 22636 2+ :t - 5222: :- .7 - 32639 c; : I 26h0 - a - birds seem to be the best producers of antibodies." It seems then, that like young mammals, the serum of young birds is also deficient in globulin and for this reason birds under eight weeks of age often do not show agglutinins in the blood. Boyd and Bernard (19) have proved that since antibodies are globulins, we would expect the serum globulins. especially the euglobulins. to increase greatly during infection or immuni- zation. In reference to agglutination, which is the result of the action of the antibody on the antigen. Gruber believed that the imnnme serum in some way modified the peripheral layer of the bac- teria. causing it to become adhesive. and that when these sensi- tized cells touched each other, they clumped or agglutinated. (20) Goulter, DeKruif, Northrop and Jones believed that the anti- body is deposited as a thin film on the bacteria and that only the homologous antibody has this power. Only minute amounts of the film are necessary because of the fact that bacterial cells will still agglutinate when the antibody-containing serum is di- luted 10.000 or even 20,000 times in some instances. (20) Bordet supposed that the antibocw, by its presence on the surface of the cells in the antigen. sensitized them to the electrolyte of the suspension. thus causing them to agglutinats. (l9) Boyd felt that the combination of the antibody and antigen took place on the sur- face of the molecules. and once formed, it is firm. He divided the phenomenon of agglutination into two stages. the stage of com- bination of antibody and antigen. which in some cases may be al- most instantansous. and the second stage. the actual clumping of the bacterial cells. -22- In the usual agglutination tests. the strongest response is found in the lower dilutions where the antibody-ant igsn is in greatest concentration. If the serum is diluted far enough, a point will be reached in which there is no clumping and a homogenous mixture results. This is due to the fact that there is no longer mfficient antibody content to cause the bacteria in the antigen to agglutinate. Occasionally with some scrums. instead of the above reac- tion, there is an inhibition of agglutination in the lower di- lutions where the serum concentration is greatest. Topley and Boyd refer to this as "zone phenomenon,“ while Gay calls it the "zone of inhibition.“ Jones md Orcott (19) found that these inhibition zones were due to a thin film which they considered to be a type of globulin coating the cell and reducing its co- hesiveness. {Ehey found in the course of their experiments that if cells coated with globulin from inhibitory serum were washed. they would late readily agglutinate when combined with non- inhibitory serum. Zinsser (20) has explained inhibitory action found in these zones of greatest concentration by assuming that the antibody in uniting with the bacteria in the antigen carried over with it some form of inactive protein which acts as a pro- tective colloid. thus preventing agglutination. It would seem from these two authors that inhibition zones may be the result of modified globulin or protein material which overpowers the ability of the cells to agglutinate in the tubes of greatest serum concentration. The mature turkeys used in these experiments were Just coming into production at the start of the proJect. Becmse -23— the birds were starting production, lipoids in the serum would increase as the period progressed. Further, the birds were more heavily infected than they would have been naturally. so their globulin content was probably increased considerably as shown by the agglutinin response. Inasmch as the serum: con-o tinned to show inhibition zones, 8. strongly positive reacting bird, one that had been positive but had become negative, and a negative bird were bled. These serum were submitted to Miss Evelyn Sanders of the Central Brucella Station for electrOphore- sis determination. The results were not significant, merely showing a decided increase in globulin, the picture being mch like that of chicken blood. ale did experience considerable difficulty with lipoid material in preparing the serum for the determinations. In a later experiment with young poults, far too young to come into production, it was interesting to note that on only one day after they were experimentally infected with g. mllorum was there slight zone phenomenon in the 1/25 dilu- tion alone. Those involved five out of twenty-six birds. There seems to be a possibility that the inhibition zones noted in the tube agglutination tests. with the mature experiment- ally infected turkeys, might be due to an increase in some one or two of the globulin fractions in the serum, that combined with, but did not permit. the agglutination of the bacteria sus- pwded in the antigen. Further the agglutinin response of the turkeys taken on the days indicated are presented in Tables VIII through XIII, cover- ~2h- 8th Post Infection Bleeding 1&6 Days Table VI I I El +++++. +++lm+|rtm+++ comma: ..... ....... 03m: ..... ....... comm: ....: ....... coma} tilt... i........... as: 33.». an... a... i 8:} aaauxm. Fun... and... cow)" Maurmmm. an. mmaa con} MMMMM. .MMaa Mafia.” , . . . . . . 0m: FMFFHJ. {when}? Mary. .t ... . . . mm} man/99?. .Faaayaa. .h...+.r... «33535 done H9330 53 W9 9th Post Infection Bleeding Table II Ea” +++++.. 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"§r°+. 0|\:l~.~HIIO-. tuft-to-H_ I'lw'llii- control re m m Ch Table m: 13th Post Infection Bleeding 1% Days ’ 0 Turkey tn 8 8 8 § § 8 a I“? § a 3 § a n S u 0 26 2+ 3+ 2+ 2+ + - - + 8 263?; 2+ + + 1 - — - + a 263]- 2+ 2+ lH' ll-t + t - + :2 2628 3+ 3+ + t .. .. - + E 2627 2+ 3+ 3+ 3+ 4- .‘. .. + 2623 3+ 2+ +6 -' - - - + 262 3+ 3+ 2+ 2+ + - - + 263 :t. - - - - - - .. '3 2637 cl” 2 -- .. - - - ., 2629 1H- 1H- 1H- 3+ + - - + 2632 t - - - - - - + ‘s'low 2635 3+ 2+ 1" o - - s- t 2623 .. - 4 .- 2535 c - .. - g 262M +1 - .. - fl 2226 - - '- e- 2 9 - - - .- 8 26 - - _ - -30- ing agperiod from the h6th to the lh6th day after infection. Because zone phenomenon still existed on the 121st and lh6th days, inactivation of the serum.at‘various temperatures for short periods of time was tried.to see if this procedure would eliminate the inhibiting zones in the lower dilutions. Shibley (20) studied inhibiting zones resulting from heated serum. He noted that Shiga antiwdysentery semm heated for tan minutes developed zones when the temperature reached 63° C.. widened the area of inhibition. and readhed its maximum between 72° C. to 76° 6. along with a drop intiter. All agglutination ceased at 76° 0. He also noted.that the time serum was submitted to heating was important and that serums heated at 39° 0. for four hours developed.these zones. He found.too that heating the serum alone at 56° 6. increased.the inhibiting action, while heating it at the same temperature with.homologous organisms restricted the zone. In these experiments with inactivation the serum was heated for much shorter periods at lower temperatures to approximate somewhat the method of inactivating serum for flocculation or complement fixation tests. The series were inactivated at 56° 0. fer 20 minutes. 56° 0. for 1/2 hour. “6° C. for one hour and 60° 0. for one to two seconds and.then cooled. The results are shown in Tables XIVBZYII. -31. Table XIV 121 We nglutinin reaction after serum inactivation at 56° C. for 1/2 hour O 0 May 3 8 § § § § 53¢ a D l h 2 2 2 2 \_. 3 2630 + 2+ 2+ - - - - - g 2233 + - - ; - .. .. .. 2 31 old: clay + - - - - - 3 2628 2+ t - - .. .. .. - 3 2627 I 1 .. 2+ 4+ 2+ 1 t - 2623 2+ 1 - - - .. .. - 2623 2+ + + - .. .. - - 263 .. .. - - .. .. - - a 2637 a ‘ d - o c u - O 629 " ID t u- t a 9- .- 2632 I. - t 9 b o a- - $35 1 u o'- - 6. o as - 2638 - - .. 2636 .. - - 'é' 2621+ - - - a 2626 - - - '5‘ 26 - - - o 26 _ _ _ ‘ -32.. table 17 1% We nglutinin reaction after serum inactivation at ”6° 6. for 1 hour m 2 8 E? f M” 2 § 5 s i i s. E U 2630 '.’ 1H- 2'.’ + u- a a g 2633 3+ 3: t a- II b s- c- s 2631 3+ 2+ 3+ 3+ 1' .. .. .. g 2628 3+ 2+ 1’ :t - .. - - B3 2627 3+ M 3+ 3+ 2+ . .. - 2623 + 3+. 3+ + - .~. - - 262 2+ 2+ 2+ + + .. .. - 263 .. .. - - .. - .. - F1263] 1c1ay '- - - . .. - - 3 2629 1H- 1H- Nd- 3+ + - - - 2632 ' t O t - a a u .- 2635 2+ ‘+ at d at on o o 2638 O O .- 2636 - - - 8 26214 - - - ‘5 3226 - .. .. 2632. : : : Idblc XVI 1H6 Days Aggintination reaction after serum inacti at 55° 0. for 20 minutes YatiOn Turkey '6? 3 8 o 2 2 S g i g g g .2630 4- 2+ 1' 322;: - ' 1' ~ 3 ' ' ' + - - - E2628 2+ 3; 3: f - - .. - a 2627 t + + + : 2 Z : 2623 2+ 1 2 ' t 26 - .. - ' ' ' ‘- EE2637 .. - : .- - - ~ - +¢'§2§3 2; 1 - : Z - - - 26,5 1 : 2:. : - - - 3 2638 - .. - #2636 - .. - 32621; - - .- 32626 - - - 26 - - - E26 - - .- «an 2,1 Fflfitolhlv (E . . blm‘ -314- !‘nble m1 116 We Agglutinntion reaction after serum inactivation at 60’ for 1-2 seconds and cooled o 2 “W 2 a 3 2 E 2 2 g H H H H H H H H O 2630 3+ 3+ 2+ + + .. .. - g 2633 + :t - - - .. - - ,, 2631 + 2+ 2+ + - - - - g 2628 2+ 1: - - - - .. .- TE 2627 t + 1’ - - - c- - I I lltl-IH-l III'III Illllll IIIOIOI 2632 i - 2635 2+ + .. 263s - .. - H 2636 "' '- " a 262k - - - ‘5 2626 - - - 26 - - .. 2 .. - - flap. M‘.a§‘vfl * .L ~35- The results of tests done on the 182nd, l9lst and 221st days are given in Tables XVIII through XX. On these days, as the titer of the birds was decreasing, it was noted that the x ’47 whole blood antigen was less satisfactory in detect- ing the weak: reactors. Of the birds with s. titer of 1/50 or over in the tube test, the whole blood antigen missed approxi- mately 35 per cent. On the 221st day when the final tests were done. there was closer agreement between the standard and whole blood antigens. from these comparative studies of the two methods, it would appear that in order to obtain good results with the whole blood antigen. the serum agglutinins must be well es~ tablished and the titer 1/50 or over. Some birds that have recovered from an acute infection and have become chronic carriers with a titer of l/25 or weak 1/50 may be missed on:- tirely if the poultryman depended wholly upon the mole blood method for culling his flocks. Because these experimentally-infected turkeys showed zone reactions in the lower dilutions for the entire investi- gation period of eight months, it seems that perhaps a three- tube diagnostic test, using 1/25, 1/50 and l/lOO dilutions. would be of value to eliminate the possibility of low or doubt- ful reactions in the l/25 dilution being zone reactions. 4a 182 Days fable XVIII 2 Quasa- lhth Post Infection Bleeding om\A 31¥.+y...+fia.m..a+ can... mm\H~a+¥a.w/. .3M...%.ma .¢.lm.... v. 03 8 7 35.479 5 h. e 33322 22332 3 «my/250% M «garage Ma. Mara Madman/a fifififififi. aflonehcuann Hugo Haoaoo Table III 15th Post Infection Bleeding 191 Days O O O 0 Turkey § g a g g g I“? H H H H H H a 2630 23 2 + .. - + 3 2633 - .. - - , 3’ § 2631 - 1 2+ . 1 g 2628 :t s +, 3 7' 3%“; a 2627 1' + 2... + _ + 2623 + .‘t - - _ _ veggglow 2625 1 ., , _ _ - t 2631: ; .. . - , _ _ '3 2637 .’. .. - .. - .. .'. 2629 2+ 2+ 4- t _ a + weak 2632 :t s 1: - , _ . 2635 3 3" e C- - - ,, 2638 .. - - _ .. 2636 .. - - 9 32222 " ' " - 3 26 .. .. - _ 26 - - - _ -33. Table II Final Bleeding 221 Days ' Ln 3‘0 8 3 W'fié §§§§§§§ . 263° 2'.’ + 1' + t - - c- I- § 2633 + t - ‘- .. - - - .- fi 263]. +' '6' t 4' :- O O o u 8 2628 1' 4- + + 1' 1' - .. - E 2627 1 '6‘ 2+ + t C- o c a 2623 1' 1 - - - - - . - 2625 1 - - - - - - - - a :23“ c- - In a u- n C o o- 7 - O - - O O - C . 0 26% 2+ 2* + 1. o o C u o- 2632 t 1 - - - - - - - 2635 7' 7- . 4 - - - - . 2638 + 4- 2+ 1» t - - - - .4 2636 3 1' .. - - .. .. - - 8 2621; 3+ 1» 11+ 3+ 3+ 2+ + + I 1; 2626 2+ '6- I - - - .. - - 3 2639 -- t- .... -. -. -- . . ..'. 26ho 3+ 3+ 3+ 3+ 2+ 1 - - - Menu of agglutinatione followinggintravenoue inJection of s. pullorum. Since all of the turkey: injected intravenouely with g. pullorum in the previoue experiment showed agglutinine in the tube agglutination test and were negative to both whole blood methods on the fourth day following infection, teete were made to deternine the exact day on tick: the tests would become posi- tive. Three additional turkey hens were obtained. After being found negative to the tube agglutination and whole blood teete. they were each injected with 0.5 ml. of a saline nepeneion of freehly ieolated. 18-hour culture of g. pullorum. mil: teete were made ueing the etandard tube and whole nethode until both teete becue definitely poeitive. Iheee reeulte are preeented in table XXI. Table 111 Lppearance of agglutinine in ”D tube and I 1&7 whole blood teete o o o u o o o o mmaazaeefifié: } h 7-? I? h D .-c > > M a O 2:; 98 - - - . .- u 99 - .. .. .. 33 1w "' - O a 98 o a o a v .. .. .. .. £2123 - - - .. 98 :3 no a ee 6 - e- - - 4&2199 - - - - ~180- Tabls XXI continued O m, masmsm fizfinrzfig 6983... 2+1+u 98 2+l+----. 5399 RIMM3+3+l+l+u F100---.----. 98 ”4"? 2+1+--0- gaggmiawryyatn 10° 3+2+1+ocuase Beckwith and Jones (20) detected agglutinins on the third day following a single injection of mtigen with his experimen- tal animals. i'hey state that the maxim response occurs in from six to twelve days and that sgglutinins have been detected in the blood of rabbits from three to eigxt months following a single injection of antigen. i'he ngglutinins apparently begin to appear in the blood of turkeys on the third day following intravenous injection of §._pu116nm. as shown in the standard tube agglutination test, but do not appear with the whole blood antigen until the fifth day. this is probably why the whole blood tests were negative on the fourth day in the previous findings. Ponroy and l‘enstcrnaoher (12) have mentioned the fact that the titer of diseased turkeys may vary rather consider- ably during the course of pullorum infection. These experi- mental birds were emined at intervals over a period of 221 -hl- days following infection to note agglutinin response, variations in titer and to compare the titers of the intravenously injected birds with those that had received the organisms by oral admin- istration. The shove authors agree with Beckwith and Jones by demon- strating that the maximum agglutinin response occurs within two wedzs. They state, however, that the serum of turkeys mg become negative at the end of two months unless the organ- isms become established in the visceral organs. Vith the ex— ception of three instances when the maximatiter was reached on the 17th day, all the infected birds showed maxim reaction on the ninth day. Very shortly after the maximum titer was reached, there was a decline, after which there were fluctua— tions in the degree of agglutinin response. The majority of the birds in the intravenously injected group still had titers of 1/200 at 221 days. One had fallen to 1/50 and the other to 1/25 on the final day. The orally infected group with one exception had become non-reactors to both tube and whole blood tests after 221 days. As will be seen later in the autopsy findings, this one excep- tion. Bird 2629, with a final titer of 1/2oo yielded §._pullorum from the ovary-oviduct, giszard—kidney, duodenum-pancreas. mid- gut and cecal stock. alerts are presented for each individual to show the de- gree of response and fluctuation of titer during artificial in- fection with S. pullorum. Included also are block-type charts to show the average titers of the intravenously injected and orally infected birds for the period. 43%... .31. ev . 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H 44H « 1h 414444 4 a»_p} ~r1r ,VL111 1» .. _ .r >.. _rr", F.» HkrrixfirL .FV— .- -57- msceptibility of the control gotho oral administration 21: Salmon ella pullorum. The air control birds had been kept in a common pen with the infected birds throughout the entire experiment to deter- mine whether they would become reactors through pen contact. They had remained. negative to the whole blood tests for 191 days. Ior a period of 21 days very early in the experiment. they had shown incomplete to partial agglutination in the 1/25 and 1/50 dilutions of the tube tests, but the results were not consistent as different birds reacted each time. This difference in reaction was attributed to increased globulins or lipoid material in the serum. because they were coming into produc- tion at the time. It was evident that there were some "open cases" in the infected group as a pen of chickens was infected with S. pullorum from contaminated droppings of the turkeys. 'i'he Storrs Experiment station in 1912 (2) began experi- ments to determine whether mature chickens would deve10p g. pullorum infection from contaminated food and drink. This was done by examining the eggs of the birds that were exposed to natural infection. They noted that the first evidence of new infection appeared at about eight months after. the beginning of exposure when a hen laid an egg from which the organism was recovered. In order to determine whether members of the control group were susceptible to the infection, on the 1‘95th dav they were each given orally 2 ml. of an 18-hour. mixed broth culture of 8.43u110rum isolated the week before from two chickens and a -53- duck. Tests were made to detect when their blood would become positive to the tube and whole blood tests. In the previous experiment. with intravenously infected birds. the tube tests showed agglutinin response on the third day. while the whole blood antigen did not reveal the positives until the fifth day. With this orally infected group,, the birds were all negative to both tests on the third day. In the original orally infected group, the agglutinins were Just beginning to appear on the fourth day in the 1/25 and 1/50 dilutions. while the whole blood tests remained negative. The sixth day following oral infection these birds were positive to the tube test in l/lOO dilutions and beyond, the maJority of the reactions being 1/hoo. Even with these titers. the whole blood test revealed only 28.57 per cent positives with the K 1&7 antigen. . It was interesting to note that on the eighth day following infection. only 66 per cent of the control group showed agglutin- ins in the tube tests. At this time with the whole blood anti- gen there were two disagreements. In general. the titersk of the control birds were much lower than what was noted in the group infected earlier by the oral route. For comparison Tables XXII, XXIII and XXIV are given to show the difference in response in the two groups. Table xxfle shows the response of the con- trol group on the eighth day following infection, while XXIII and XXIV show the reactions of the original orally infected birds on the sixth and ninth days. ’ Even on the 2‘4th day, only one bird in the control group had a titer beyond 1/hoo in the tube test. Tables m and DWI are presented to give the differences of the two orally -59- Table XIII nglutinin response of Control grow after oral infection of 2 cc. of 8. pullorum 8 days after infection Turkey n 2 § § \ \ \ \ d _.J __l 26 + + 2+ 1+ 26%: 3 g i - 262M 3+ 3+ 3+ 3+ 2626 e+r c+7 cldyi - 26 1 _.. _. -. 26 0 3+ h+ u+' u+ Table rXIII I Original orally infected group 6 days after infection Turkey in o o o E eeasée t 2625 h+ 3+ 2+ 1+ - - - 3 263R h+ h+ h+ 3+ 1+ -' - + . 2637 h+ a: 1+ -- - e - i 2629 h+ h+ 3+ 2+ 1+ 1+ + 2632 h+ h+ h+ 3+ 2+ - - 1 2635 u+ n+ u+ h+ 3+ 1+ -- '1 Table in? ' Original orally infected group 39 s after infection ”kegfigsaee‘a ge- -4 :=L_ “ LEE; “' “ “ BEE. “ -=L1 rflhvdi—wli- 2623 2+ 3+ 3: 3+ 3+ 3+ h+ 1+ 3 + :22 .3+ 3+ 3+ 3+ 2+ 1+ 0 e + 3+ 3+ 1+ + + + 2+ 1+ e + 2637 3+ 3+ fi+ 3+ 3+ 3+ 2+ : - + 2629 a: 3+ u+ h+ h+ 3+ 3+ 1+ 3 + 2632 h+ h+ M+ h+ 3+ 3+ 1+ I + 2535 3+ 3+ h+ wh+ h+ 2+ 1+ ' e + -60- Table XXV control group - orally infected 2“ days after infection <3 C) c: ‘3 ‘3 23 xx (3 <3 C) {8 r— Mkevunnuigqgae P1 Pl r4 rt .4 .4 r4 F! rt 54 2636 t i - :- ee e- e- - :8 262% 3+ N+ h+ 3+ 3+ 2+ + + 1 + 2626 2+ + t - - - - .. + 2239 -. -. -. . _. 1. - ,_ ,~, ,, 2 0 3+ 3+ 3+ 3+ 2+ - - - - + Table xxv: Original orally infected.gxoup 2h days after infection <3 53 c: g; Mkovna§§ 3§§a§ “'3 Pt '4 r4 rd +4 +4 r! r! F: e+ be 2623 2+ 3+ 3+ 3+ 3+ 2+ + 1 - - + 2625 3+ 3+ h+ h+ 3+ 3+ + t - - + 263’} 3+ 3+ M 1|"? 2+ +‘ t o'- O s- ‘V 2637 2+ 2+ 2+ +- t- - .-. .;. .. . + 2629 2+ 2+ 3+ 2+ +- e ..'. .. . .. + 2632 2+ 2+ 2+ + e - - - - - + 2635 2+ 2+ 2+ 3+ 2+ + 1' a - - + -51- infected groups on the 2’4th day following infection. In the light of the experiment done at the Storrs station with chickens, it appears that mature turkeys exposed naturally to S. pullorum develop the disease after a longer period of time than was allowed for this group. It would have been an advantage to trap-nest the control hens and examine the eggs for the organism. By infecting them with S. pullorum cultures orally, they proved to be susceptible to the disease but to a lesser extent than the birds in the original group. -62.. Bacteriological findings. The turkeys were killed and dressed at the Frozen locker System and returned to the laboratory for evisceration of or- gans for bacteriological examination. Gross lesions were noted and sections of various organs that were apt to harbor _S_.__p_u_l~ 1n______rum were taken. is this was an attempt to merely recover the organism from experimentally infected birds, the organs were in some cases grouped together for the sake of convenience and conservation of mediums. The following groupings were made: (1) ovary and oviduct; (2) liver, gall bladder, spleen; (3) gizzard and kidney; (‘4) crOp; (5) duodenum and pancreas; (6) mid-gut; (7) cecal-stock; (8) lungs, heart. air sacs. Each of the above group of tissues were ground well in sterile mortars with a small amount of sterile sand and broth. A loopful of the broth suspension was streaked directly on 8. 8. plates (Difco) and incubated at'37° G. for ’48 hours. At the same time a small portion of each tissue was placed in tetrathi- onate broth for enrichment, and after incubation at 37’ C. for 18 hours. the cultures were streaked ligitly on S. 8. plates with a bent wire. After incubation at 37° C. the plates were examined at 21+ and 148 hours and suspicious colonies picked. For the initial determination of type, they were seeded into lactose motility agar. (Darby modification of 131ch motility agar) and into dextrose broth containing 0.5 per cent dextrose and l per cent Andrade's indicator. After incubation at 37° C. for 21+ hours, all definite coliform organisms showing acid and gas in both lactose motility and dextrose broth were discarded. -63.. Non-motile organisms showing no lactose fermentation. but acid and gas in dextrose. were set aside for further study and posi- tive identification of S. pullorum. Non-motile organisms showing no fermentation of lactose. acid. but no gas. in dextrose were incubated for another 21% hours. If no gas developed. they were then retained at room temperature for one month and examined at four to six day intervals for possible slow lactose fermenta- tion. Growth from the suspicious tubes was seeded into dulcitol. maltose. sucrose and adonitol broth. Tryptone broth was inocun lated for indol determination. All cultures that were non- motile with acid and gas in dextrose, but no change in lactose, dulcitol, maltose, sucrose and adonitol, were considered to be S. pullorum if they were also non-indol producers. Gram stains confirmed the typical morphology. Spot agglutination tests were done by mixing a little growth from the lactose motility tube in a drop of physiological saline on a microscopic slide. To this was added a lOOpf‘ul of a known positive serum of high titer. If agglutination occurred, the presence of S. pullorum was considered positive. The results of the post-mortal: examinations and cultures are shown in Tables XXVII. mm and XXIX. It was surprising to find that in some instances the only tissue yielding .3; pullorum was the section of duodenum-pancreas. The question arose as to which one of these two organs was harboring the organisms. How- ever. Johnson and Anderson (23) report lesions observed at the autOpsy of 161 turkeys. They state that "the most consistent lesion was slight duodenitis with occasional petechia in the duo- -614- Jae-mp .. + n + .. .. .. + afiefiesaaq 8m? Ram. weapon .. .. .. + t + + + 52239 ooNKH m m t . V . . 0.5.0 OHS». name 23.“qu .. + + + u + - + usages on a HEN manna «:38 .. n u .. .. .. a .. 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Huooo 3qu odououum adauuosn Acne has.“ cuduuda duodmw nova nouaa>o huubo $qu odoauoa manna hoaaa haxuue nodaoouaa Hugo hound «and :m .mflbaw Mohegan «waadnam Handwoaoauoaoop .uaouuou ououm .uoaua Adana NHNN candfi -67. denal mucosae.” Mallmann in 1928 (21). in mentioning the in- cidaice of S. pullorum in the intestines of chicks, pointed out the desirability of culturing the intestines in routine diagmstic procedures. Posell (22) in 13 of 71 poults recovered S. pullorum from the intestine, so he believed that culturing the intestine routinely would increase the incidence of m- _1_g__ru_xg diagnosis in turkeys. Four of the birds yielded the or- ganism from the midp-gut or cecal stock as well as from the duo- denum area. Bushnell and Porter (25) state that if the intestine is not cultured it will lead to an important source of error in diagiosis. S. pullorum was isolated several times from the ovary-oviduct culture. Brunett first isolated the organism from a mature tur- key in 1929 (7) and since then Hinehaw and others have recovered the organism from the ovary on several occasions. In fact Hin- shaw (2“) states, "The lesions are confined principally to the reproductive organs." In hens he observed non-functioning ovaries with caseous plugs in the oviduct which yielded S. pullorum in pure culture. These mature turkeys did not show S. pullorum in the heart- lung-air sac culture. Johnson and Anderson (23) reported that the lungs were usually free from gross lesions with only an oc- casional bird showing congestion of these organs. Posell (22) has pointed out that, in young turkeys. the disease is usually septicemic end that the organism can usually be recovered from the heart. liver and lungs. Adult birds in the acute stage of the disease may harbor the organisms in these organs. It has been cited previously that Pomroy and Fenstermacher -68- (12) stated that with experimentally infected turkeys that the agglutinin response may become negative in two months after infection unless the organism becomes established.in the viscer- al organs. It was of interest to note that with these experi- mental birds, in every instance where the final titer was l/lOO or over, S. pullorum was isolated from at least one group of organs. Tw0 birds showing doubtful reactions in 1/25 and 1/50 dilutions in the tube test, yielded the organism. Bird #2632 (oral) with a doubtful reaction in the 1/25 and 1/50 di- lutions and slow response to the whole blood antigen, yielded Sgwpullorum from the liver-spleen, duodenum—pancreas. and an encysted egg. Bird #2625 had a doubtful reaction in 1/25 but the organism.was recovered.from the ovaryboviduct. These birds may have been missed if the agglutination tests alone were taken into consideration. Bird #2631 had a final titer of 1/50 but the organism was recovered from the ovary-oviduct, gizZard- kidney, duodenum-pancreas, mid-gut and cecal stock. This bird also showed extensive tubercular lesions throughout its organs which may have lowered its agglutinin response. There were two birds with. final titers of 1/50. from which the organism was not recovered. Only 50 per cent of the control birds, that had been in- fected orally 2h days previous to autopsy to determine suscep- tibility. yielded 8. pullorum from the tissues. Two positive individuals had the organism in the duodenum-pancreas and one of these still had the organism in the crop. is would be ex- pected. the bird with the highest titer, yielded the Organism from the most tissues. iILAJJ. .h Id I -69.. In comparing the two mediums used in isolation of LIB—“l" w. some differences were noted in the incidence of recovery. From Table XXX it will be seen that in several instances no growth was obtained.with direct seeding of 83 agar plates. and that the corresponding tissue culture after 15~18 hours' enrich- ment in tetrathionate broth before seeding yielded S.Jullorum. There were 20 per cent positive cultures recorded that were en- tirely lost with direct seeding because of lack of growth. Where the direct method.yielded one or more pmaxive cultures, in prac- tically every instance the organism‘was recovered.from additional tissues with the enrichment medium. One drawbad: with the tetrathionate enrichment broth was that organisms of the Proteus group were apt to spread over the sub-culture plates. thus making the isolation of typical m- £93112 colonies difficult. To avoid this. only extremely light streaking of the broth culture was used. This gave satisfactory results and discrete colonies were obtained. Posell found (22) that the direct method yielded 3. pullorum from three birds in three lots; while with enrichment wiflh tetra- thionate broth.prior to plating, the organisms were recovered from eight birds in three lots. ‘70- Table m Comparison of SS agar and tetrathionate broth Artificial infection of 8. pullorum SS agar Tetrathionate broth Turkey123u567smrke123h567s a 2630 ng ng ng as a. .- .. 2630 .. + .- .. + .- .. .. 8 2633 ng 11g ng " '- 1' '- ng 2633 e- e- 0- e-o as so v a S 2631 0- '— ng 11g 4' es s- 263]. 'f e- + t“! ‘I' e- e- .- 32628++ng-—-- 2628+++»+..-- a 2627 ng ng - mg + ng - 2627 + e4 .. es + .. + .. 2623 N C- c- e- we on v. a 2623 I. on as as I. is e- o 2662 + ~ *I' - 00 *- H v- 3662 on 00 an as n In as one 3} ... - .. e:- a 9 H e- 3 e- s- e- a a s- ee - 23; 2637 D s-o v» e- we e- s c- 2637 to e- ro a set s- fit me o 2629 ng ng ng mg + ng ng mg 2629 + . + .. + + + - *2632 ng + 11g 21g ng 11g e- . *2632 so a s- s- + e- n- .- 2635 ng ng '4 P! w n - - 2635 '- ng s- ea 9 as as - 2638 mg mg mg - ng ng - 2638 .- .. + .- .. . .. - H 2636 ng II II 11g .- .- o 2636 es "en en a o a e- u 8 2621!» mg + ng - + + - 21 2621+ ng + e- .. + + .. .. 8 26 ng ng ng - ng e .. 26? .. .. .. c- - .- .. .. 26 ng - ng . .. .. e- 26 O a .. e. .. + .. .. . ‘Gyst 4- Va}.- No growl“! . -71- CCNGIUSIONS The tube method.was found to be more sensitive and more consistent in reaction than the whole blood method. The tube method revealed.positive reactors earlier than the stained anti- gen. and positives were detected by the tube method that were sometimes not revealed by the whole blood antigen. Throughout the eight-month investigation period, marked zones of inhibition were observed.in the lower dilutions uhere the serum concentration was greatest. These were not eliminated by varying the concentration of the antiganér inactivation of the serum at varying times and intervals. Zone phenomenon may be explained by increased globulins and lipoid material which may have interfered.with agglutination in the tubes with the greatest amount of serum. The data.presented.indicate/ that a three-tube test, \hich would include a 1/100 dilution, might detect some positive birds that give weak or doubtful reactions in the 1/25 or 1/50 dilutions. ‘Lfter intravenous injection of S. pullorum, agglutinins appeared.on the flaird day in the tube test and.not until the fifth with the whole blood antigen. The I 1‘7 antigen was a little more than half as effective in detecting birds of lower titer or early in the course of infection as was the standard tube test. The peak titers of intravenously injected and orally infected birds occurred on about the ninth day, after thich the titer decreased in fluctuating descent. The orally infected -72.. birds became negative earlier than did those injected intraven- ously. Tetrathionate broth enrichmsnt prior to plating onto 83 agar yields more positive cultures than with direct seeding o f the plates. 1. 2. 3. I; 7. 8. 10. 11. 12. REFERENCE 8 Mallmann. W. 1..: Bacterium Pullorum Studies. Mich. Ag. Exp. Sta. Tech. aul. _6_§_, 1925. Rettger. L. F. and Plastridge. W. Na Pullorum Disease of Domestic Fowl. Storrs Ag. Exp. Sta. Bul. 1E. 1932. Bettger. L. L. Kirkpatrick. W. N. and Jones. R. 1.: Bacil- lary White Diarrhea in Young Chicks. Storrs Ag. Exp. Sta. Bul. g; (Dec.). 1915. coburn. D. R. and Stafseth. H. Jo: A Field Test for Pul- lorum Disease. 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