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We typically see 2-5% improvement in livability from flocks that get vaccinated. So that means that for chickens that got vaccinated last year we would expect to have saved 500,000 to 1 million birds.
Thanks for the question.
Darren

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I learned that bacteria have special protein systems that help them gather iron from host animals. It's amazing that you can use this knowledge to create more efficient vaccines!
- Ally Straub

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Thank you for taking the time to prepare the powerpoint and give us a tour of the lab. It was quite interesting and the information you provided us with will be useful for future classes and maybe knowledge bowl.
- Ally Straub
(Also, thanks for obliging everyone's curiosity by showing us the tunnel.)

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That is so cool that Darren and his colleague have created so many patented procedures to make great vaccinations!

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Thank you so much for letting us see your work! It was very interesting.

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Thank you very much for taking the time to show us your facility and what you do. It was very interesting. I am always amazed at how we can "see" things too small to see.

Scott Powers

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That was a lot of fun. The tour was very informative.  I learned a lot and it gave me a new career choice. My favorite part was hearing about how the vaccines were made.

-Elijah Depuydt

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How many animals do you save that would have died per year (about)?
-Lydia Depuydt

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Thanks for taking time to show us around

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I really enjoyed the tour. I learned a lot. My favorite part was walking around in the tunnels. I also liked seeing the lab.
-Lydia Depuydt

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http://epitopix.com/