In clinical virology the use of embryonated eggs are frequently used because viruses need something living for the viruses characteristics to come out. It is frowned upon to use monkey and rats for this during school so embryonated eggs are the next best things.
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This is because the egg rolls are dipped into egg so it is part egg. that`s why it is called Egg Rolls
Eggs provide a nutrient-rich environment for animal viruses to replicate, as they contain essential proteins, fats, and sugars needed for viral growth. Additionally, the egg's structure allows for easy extraction and purification of the virus for use in vaccines and research purposes. Additionally, chicken eggs are readily available and cost-effective for large-scale production of viral vaccines.
This question is too vague - more information is needed! What egg? Why would it need to be ruptured? The egg in the question could be a chicken egg, or the egg produced by a female?
the yolk! yolk
Fertilized is the first stage of the development process for an egg. The embryonated stage is further along but not quite "mature" yet.
Some alternative substances that can be used for growing viruses include cell cultures (such as Vero cells or MDCK cells), embryonated chicken eggs, or bioreactors. These systems provide a suitable environment for virus replication and propagation outside of agar plates.
to prevent from dirt and viruses.......
Yes it can be done in special laboratories and through the US CDC (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention) and the World Health Organization (WHO). They are "grown" in chicken egg protein. This is also how the virus samples are obtained that are used to produce vaccines.
TCID50 (Tissue Culture Infectious Dose 50) and EID50 (Egg Infectious Dose 50) are both measures used to quantify the infectivity of viruses, but they are not directly correlated as they assess infectivity in different host systems. TCID50 measures the amount of virus required to infect 50% of cultured cells, while EID50 measures the amount needed to infect 50% of embryonated eggs. While both can provide insights into viral virulence and transmission, their values may vary based on the specific virus and the biological context. Thus, correlation between the two can depend on the virus in question and the experimental conditions used.
Don't ask questions you don't want/require the answer to.
West Egg is modeled after Great Neck, NY and was considered the "new money" area. East Egg represents "old money" and a more refined culture.
In traditional Chinese culture, the red egg symbolizes good luck, happiness, and prosperity. It is often given as a gift to celebrate the birth of a child or other important occasions. The red color represents joy and the egg symbolizes new life and fertility.
that is the "chicken and the egg" question and so is the answer. which really influences the other first.
the little know culture of chicken people who live in bhutan
The spring egg roll is a symbol of new beginnings and prosperity in Chinese culture, representing the start of a new season and the renewal of life. It is believed to bring good luck and blessings for the year ahead.
Yes- egg drop soup is one of the favorites by the oriental culture.