WOLLVAC Poultry Vaccine Solution
Poultry Mycoplasma Vaccine
WOLLVAC provides inactivated Mycoplasma vaccine options for Mycoplasma gallisepticum and Mycoplasma synoviae, with combination products, strain-tropism guidance and technical support.
MG
Mycoplasma gallisepticum
Respiratory and reproductive
MS
Mycoplasma synoviae
Respiratory and joint
Vertical + horizontal
Transmission Routes
Persistent flock spread
CR + WH + DM
Antigen Direction
Tissue-tropism strategy
What Are MG and MS in Poultry?
Mycoplasma gallisepticum (MG) and Mycoplasma synoviae (MS) spread through respiratory droplets, dust, contaminated feed and water, direct contact and vertical transmission through eggs. Persistent infection across generations makes prevention and flock monitoring especially important.
Key point: MG is associated with respiratory and reproductive tract problems. MS may cause respiratory infection, joint swelling, bursitis and tenosynovitis, and it can remain subclinical in caged birds.
Clinical Signs And Production Impact
Mycoplasma Can Cause Chronic and Hidden Production Losses
MG and MS can damage the respiratory, reproductive and musculoskeletal systems. Chronic or subclinical infection may reduce flock performance before obvious signs appear.
01
Respiratory Inflammation
Ciliary damage and respiratory inflammation impair mucociliary clearance and increase secondary infection risk.
02
Reproductive Tract Losses
Inflammation is associated with reduced egg production and abnormal eggshell quality.
03
Joint and Synovial Disease
MS may cause joint swelling, bursitis, tenosynovitis, fever and growth retardation.
04
Vertical Transmission
Egg transmission can introduce infection at hatch and accelerate flock spread.
Respiratory tract inflammation: Normal cilia
Respiratory tract inflammation:Cilia affected by mycoplasma infection
Reproductive tract inflammation: Associated with reduced egg production, abnormal eggshell,
Reproductive tract inflammationFallopian tube inflammation
Joint inflammation: Knee joint swelling
Joint inflammation: Keel swelling
Why Mycoplasma Strain and Tissue Tropism Matter
Field strains can differ in tissue tropism and immunogenicity. The supplied material highlights respiratory-tropic, reproductive-tropic and joint-tropic antigen directions for broader prevention planning.
Product communication point: Confirm the target country, MG or MS status, flock type, vertical transmission risk, clinical signs, previous medication and whether coryza coverage is also required.
Strain and Serotype Reference
Mycoplasma Antigen and Tropism Reference
The supplied material describes three antigen directions with high antigen content. Final claims and composition must follow the registered product label.
| Antigen Direction | Tissue Tropism | Supplied Antigen Content | Program Role |
|---|---|---|---|
| CR strain | Respiratory tract | At least 1.0 x 10^9 CCU | Supports respiratory disease prevention |
| WH strain | Reproductive tract | At least 1.0 x 10^9 CCU | Supports reproductive tract protection |
| DM strain | Joint cavity | At least 1.0 x 10^9 CCU | Supports joint and synovial protection |
Recommended WOLLVAC Products
Mycoplasma Vaccine Options for Poultry
Compare MG, MS and infectious coryza combination options for different flock risks.
Wovac MG+MS
Mycoplasma gallisepticum and Mycoplasma synoviae Vaccine, Inactivated
Wovac MC
Mycoplasma and Infectious Coryza Vaccine, Inactivated
MycoplasmaIC A + B + C
Existing WOLLVAC product for relevant combined disease pressure.
Wovac MC Pro
Mycoplasma (MG + MS) and Infectious Coryza Vaccine, Inactivated
MGMSIC A + B + C
Existing WOLLVAC product for relevant combined disease pressure.
Product composition, specifications, immunization program, dosage, route and label claims must follow the registered product label in the destination market.
Product Selection Guide
How to Choose a Mycoplasma Vaccine
Match disease pressure, flock type, production stage and co-infection risk with a registered product in the destination market.
| Farm Situation | Suggested Direction | Key Check |
|---|---|---|
| MG and MS pressure | MG + MS inactivated vaccine | Review breeder and progeny status |
| Mycoplasma plus coryza pressure | Mycoplasma + IC combination | Confirm coryza serotype coverage |
| Vertical transmission concern | Breeder vaccination and monitoring | Review hatchery and egg data |
| Joint disease dominated by MS | MS-focused antigen direction | Confirm diagnosis and strain suitability |
Core Technology
WOLLVAC Mycoplasma Vaccine Technology Highlights
WOLLVAC vaccine directions focus on antigen quality, formulation safety, stable immune response and practical farm use.
01
Endotoxin Control
Processing targets levels at or below 10 EU/mL to reduce endotoxin-related stress.
02
Composite Oil Adjuvant
French-origin composite oil adjuvant supports immune response and stability.
03
Low Viscosity
Viscosity below 30 cP supports easier injection and lower stress.
04
Low-Temperature Emulsification
High-speed shear emulsification protects formulation quality.
05
Uniform Particle Size
The supplied material reports an average particle size of 1.13 micrometers.
06
Closed Pipeline Processing
Closed transfer supports stable particles, low viscosity and consistent absorption.
07
Low Formaldehyde Inactivation
A final formaldehyde concentration of 0.8 per mille is used to reduce side reactions.
Immunization Strategy
Mycoplasma Control Requires Vaccination and Biosecurity
A practical program combines suitable vaccination, clean sourcing, flock management, monitoring and qualified veterinary guidance.
01
Primary Immunization
Primary immunization establishes immune memory with a limited initial antibody response.
02
Booster Immunization
A booster can rapidly increase antibody levels and support longer protection.
03
Control Vertical Transmission
Monitor breeders and hatching eggs because infection can pass to offspring.
04
Improve Hatchery Biosecurity
Use clean sourcing, sanitation and flock separation to limit spread.
05
Monitor Respiratory and Joint Signs
Track respiratory performance, egg quality, joint swelling and growth.
06
Coordinate Veterinary Treatment
Medication decisions should follow diagnosis and veterinary guidance.
Dose, timing and administration must follow the registered label, local regulations and qualified veterinary guidance.
Who This Page Is For
Mycoplasma Vaccine Support for Different Buyers
WOLLVAC supports farms, veterinary teams, distributors and importers with product selection and registration-related information.
FM
Poultry Farms
Assess field signs, flock age, production impact and previous disease history.
VET
Veterinary Teams
Discuss diagnosis, strain or serotype pressure, vaccine timing and combined disease risk.
DI
Distributors
Build a focused product portfolio using existing WOLLVAC vaccine options.
IM
Importers
Request specifications, label information and registration-related documentation.
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FAQ
Mycoplasma Vaccine FAQ
Common questions from poultry farms, veterinarians, distributors and importers selecting Mycoplasma vaccines.
What are MG and MS in poultry?
MG means Mycoplasma gallisepticum and MS means Mycoplasma synoviae.
How do infections spread?
They spread horizontally through respiratory secretions and vertically through eggs.
What damage can MG and MS cause?
They affect respiratory and reproductive systems; MS is also associated with joint disease.
Why does tissue tropism matter?
Strains may favor respiratory, reproductive or joint tissues and differ in immunogenicity.
Why are breeder flocks important?
Breeder infection can pass through eggs and persist across generations.
Should a booster be considered?
The supplied material recommends primary and booster immunization for layer flocks.
Can Mycoplasma and coryza protection be combined?
Yes. WOLLVAC has combination directions; use must follow the registered label.
Can WOLLVAC support registration information?
Yes. Specifications, labels and registration-related information can be discussed.
Request Mycoplasma Vaccine Product Information
Submit your country, poultry type, disease concern and product requirements. WOLLVAC will help identify suitable vaccine directions.
Support: Product Selection / Label / Specification / Registration Documents
Suitable For: Poultry Farms, Veterinarians, Distributors and Importers