Techniques and results of immunodiffusion test in field trials

Mitscherlich, E.; Plünnecke, A.; Schmidt, F.-W.; Albrecht, A.

doi:10.1016/0378-1135(76)90024-9

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A Agar Gel Immunodiffusion1

F Detection Of Blv and Blv-antigen1

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“…Thirty-four sera were positive in the ID test, whereas 197 sera from animals with normallymphocyte numbers from 98 farms that were free of bovine leukosis all gave negative reactions with this antigen. Mitscherlich et al (1976) tested 75 blood samples from high incidence herds hematologically as well as for the presence of BLV antigen and antibodies (ether-treated antigen at 4°). In 87% of the animals, antigen was detected, 60% were antibody positive and 49% were classified as hematologically positive.…”

Section: A Agar Gel Immunodiffusionmentioning

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Progress in Studies on the Etiology and Serologic Diagnosis of Enzootic Bovine Leukosis

Mussgay¹,

Kaaden²

1978

Current Topics in Microbiology and Immunology

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Section: A Agar Gel Immunodiffusionmentioning

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“…Type C particles were observed in 99 lymphocyte cultures of 117 sero-positive animals. Mitscherlich et al (1976) compared the presence of antibodies with the detection of antigen in leukocyte cultures. Forty leukocyte cultures from 41 ID-positive (ether-treated antigen) animals produced BL V antigen.…”

Section: F Detection Of Blv and Blv-antigenmentioning

confidence: 99%