2003
DOI: 10.1097/00042871-200303000-00012
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Abnormalities of Serum Antielastin Antibodies in Connective Tissue Diseases

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“…In this study, an ELISA technique was used to detect anti-elastin antibody (AEAb) levels in sera of Warmblood horses of different age groups. In human medicine, the technique has been optimised and used extensively to detect and monitor progression of several pathological conditions (Kucich et al 1985;Fülöp et al 1989Fülöp et al , 1990Colburn et al 1992Colburn et al , 2003Nicoloff et al 2000b). AEAbs were found in all serum samples tested except in the precolostral sera.…”
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“…In this study, an ELISA technique was used to detect anti-elastin antibody (AEAb) levels in sera of Warmblood horses of different age groups. In human medicine, the technique has been optimised and used extensively to detect and monitor progression of several pathological conditions (Kucich et al 1985;Fülöp et al 1989Fülöp et al , 1990Colburn et al 1992Colburn et al , 2003Nicoloff et al 2000b). AEAbs were found in all serum samples tested except in the precolostral sera.…”
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“…The performed ELISA was a modified version of the method described by Colburn et al (2003). The antigen used was a commercial α-elastin 1 prepared from bovine neck ligament by the neutral extraction method of Partridge et al (1955).…”
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