Cultivation of Virus in Egg. Mode Model
Product Code : JC-BE-5217
The Cultivation of Virus in Egg Model by Jaincolab is a biology teaching model depicting the embryonated hen's egg technique historically used for growing viruses in the laboratory. Designed for microbiology and virology laboratories, this virus cultivation teaching model shows the internal structure of an embryonated egg together with the different sites used for viral inoculation.
Because viruses can only replicate inside living cells, the embryonated egg was one of the earliest and most widely used systems for their laboratory cultivation, and remains important in vaccine production. Depending on the virus being studied, inoculation may be carried out into one of several sites within the egg: the chorioallantoic membrane, commonly used for pox viruses; the amniotic cavity, used for isolating certain strains of influenza virus; the allantoic cavity, widely used for large-scale propagation of influenza virus; and the yolk sac, used for cultivating certain rickettsiae and chlamydiae. This Jaincolab biology equipment model presents this classic virological technique for classroom study.
Inoculation Sites Depicted
| Site | Typical Use |
|---|---|
| Chorioallantoic Membrane | Cultivation of pox viruses |
| Amniotic Cavity | Isolation of certain influenza virus strains |
| Allantoic Cavity | Large-scale propagation of influenza virus |
| Yolk Sac | Cultivation of certain rickettsiae and chlamydiae |
Key Features
- Accurate cross-sectional depiction of an embryonated egg used for virus cultivation
- Shows the major inoculation sites and their typical applications
- Durable, classroom ready construction for repeated laboratory use
- Manufactured by Jaincolab under ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 14001:2015 certified quality systems
- Supplied to educational and medical institutions across India and internationally
Why Choose Jaincolab
Jaincolab is a trusted manufacturer, supplier and exporter of biology teaching models and laboratory equipment. Alongside this virus cultivation model, we manufacture related microbiology teaching aids including the Bacteria Structure Model and other Biology Equipment for further teaching resources.
Applications
| Sector | Use |
|---|---|
| Microbiology and Virology Laboratories | Teaching classical virus cultivation techniques |
| Medical and Paramedical Colleges | Understanding vaccine production methods |
| School and College Biology Laboratories | General virology curriculum teaching |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. What does the Cultivation of Virus in Egg Model show?
It shows the internal structure of an embryonated egg and the different sites used for inoculating viruses for laboratory cultivation.
Q2. Why are embryonated eggs used to grow viruses?
Viruses can only replicate inside living cells, and the embryonated egg provides a living system historically used for their cultivation and for vaccine production.
Q3. What is the allantoic cavity used for?
The allantoic cavity is widely used for large-scale propagation of influenza virus.
Q4. Who uses this teaching model?
It is used in microbiology and virology courses at schools, colleges and medical training institutes.
Q5. Does Jaincolab supply this model outside India?
Yes, Jaincolab supplies this model to educational institutions across India and internationally.
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