Bioproperties has a suite of twelve live vaccines for the poultry industry ...more
Bioproperties is headquartered in Melbourne with GMP vaccine manufacturing facilities in Glenorie NSW and research facilities at RMIT (Bundoora campus) and University of Melbourne (Werribee campus).
Bioproperties is a privately owned Australian entity, incorporated in 1989 and strongly positioned to continue its growth in Australia and progressively bring more live vaccines to local and international markets ...more
Career Opportunities
GMP & Fermentation Laboratory Technicians (Glenorie, NSW)
Laboratory Technicians (Glenorie, NSW)
News
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Vaxsafe® PM is a new product funded by the Australian Poultry CRC for the Australian poultry farmer to help control Fowl Cholera ...more
Vet science student takes poultry essay prize
A fourth year Veterinary Science student at the University of Melbourne, wins the annual Bioproperties Essay Competition ...more
Application of MS Live Vaccine (MSH) in Layers
Significant advances in the control of mycoplasmosis have been achieved since the introduction of the mild, effective Mycoplasma gallisepticum vaccine, ts-11 ...more
Publications
Mycoplasma Control in Asian Countries - Dr Chris Morrow
Asian poultry production systems rapidly adopt and often adapt new health protection strategies, but ...more
Prevalence of Mycoplasma Synoviae in Eggs from Laying Hens using Elisa - Gole, Chousalkar, Lievaart & Roberts
(from 23rd Annual Australian Poultry Science Symposium) Only a few studies have been conducted in layers ...more
Avian Mycoplasma Myths - Dr Chris Morrow
Dr Chris Morrow discusses common misconceptions about avian mycoplasmas ...more
Avian Mycoplasma Myths Presentation - Dr Chris Morrow
Presented at Poultry Focus Asia 2012 (Bangkok, Thailand) ...more
History of Avian Mycoplasmosis in Australia - Prof Kevin Whithear
Although poultry have been legally imported into Australia and New Zealand for the last 20 years ...more
Some Unique Things about the Australian Poultry Industries - Dr Chris Morrow
The effect of forty years of quarantine on the range of infections seen here ...more
Mycoplasma ts vaccines - 20 years field experience, pen trials and myths - Dr C Morrow & Prof K Whithear
The recognition of Mycoplasma gallisepticum (MG) as a major cause of sickness in intensively farmed chickens led initially to two main approaches for control ...more
Economics of Vaccination - Dr Chris Morrow
Traditionally people have vaccinated against diseases not infections ...more
Mycoplasma gallisepticum Vaccines in Broiler Breeders - Francisco Rojo
Worldwide, Mycoplasma gallisepticum (MG) is an important pathogen of poultry responsible for economic losses caused by complicated post vaccinal reactions ...more
Use of MS-H Vaccine in Broiler Breeders - Peter C Scott
Mycoplasma synoviae (MS) is usually considered by poultry producers as a clinically inapparent respiratory infection of poultry. Many, though, have experienced severe economic losses due to MS ...more
Development of Salmonella Vaccination Strategies for the Australian Poultry Industry
Australian poultry producers are coming under increasing pressure from food authorities and retailers to reduce the level of Salmonella contamination of all poultry products ...more
Infectious Bursal Disease
Should Australian broilers be vaccinated against immunosuppresive infectious bursal disease viruses? ...more
Newcastle Disease Vaccination Programs
All Australian states currently require commercial poultry to follow mandatory vaccination programs ...more
Effect of maternal (passive) antibody on Newcastle disease virus (NDV) replication
Could deviation from the national SOPs contribute to evolution of virus virulence? ...more
The Role of Vaccination in the Eradication of Virulent Newcastle Disease in Australia Particularly in Relation to the Egg Industry
Australia claimed freedom from Newcastle disease (ND) in 2001 following the successful eradication of virulent ND from infected farms ...more
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