American Journal of Epidemiology
 1966
DOI: 10.1093/oxfordjournals.aje.a120600
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An Evaluation of Tests for the Diagnosis of Trichinosis in Swine and Associated Quantitative Epidemiologic Observations1

R. Scholtens1,
Irving G. Kagan2,
Kenneth D. Quist3
et al.
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“…Two were kept as negative controls. Of the 10 fed T. spiralis, 3 received 500 larvae, 3 received 1,000, and 4 received 100,000. Fol¬ lowing administration of the larvae, blood specimens were obtained from the 10 animals on days 7, 14, 21, 28, 43, 65, and 84.…”
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Comparison of the IFA and Other Tests for Trichinella Spiralis Antibodies: Indirect Fluorescent Antibody Tests for Parasitic Diseases

Sulzer1,
Chisholm2
1966
Public Health Reports (1896-1970)
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“…Two were kept as negative controls. Of the 10 fed T. spiralis, 3 received 500 larvae, 3 received 1,000, and 4 received 100,000. Fol¬ lowing administration of the larvae, blood specimens were obtained from the 10 animals on days 7, 14, 21, 28, 43, 65, and 84.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%

Comparison of the IFA and Other Tests for Trichinella Spiralis Antibodies: Indirect Fluorescent Antibody Tests for Parasitic Diseases

Sulzer1,
Chisholm2
1966
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Parasites of Swine

Stewart1,
Baker
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2007
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Control III Surveillance in Swine by Immunodiagnostic Methods

Ruitenberg
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Knapen
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Elgersma
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1983
Trichinella and Trichinosis
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