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The serological tests used in BT are virus neutralization, complement fixation, competitive ELISA and agar gel immunodiffusion (the last two recommended by WAHO) [8].
SEROLOGICAL AND ENTOMOLOGICAL MONITORING OF BLUETONGUE IN ROMANIA by Baraitareanu Stelian / Biological sciences community
Serum samples from the 63 animals captured in the 3 counties mentioned above did not have detectable rabies virus-neutralizing antibodies according to the fluorescent antibody virus neutralization test (Table 1).
Rabies in ferret badgers, southeastern China by Zhang, Shoufeng; Tang, Qing; Wu, Xianfu; Liu, Ye; Zhang, Fei; Rupprecht, Charles E.; Hu, Rongliang / Emerging Infectious Diseases
According to the WHO, virus neutralization tests in laboratories in Beijing and in Hong Kong -- at the Hong Kong University and the Chinese University of Hong Kong -- confirmed the diagnosis over the weekend after tests in southern China left the result unclear.
3RD LD: China, WHO confirm SARS case in Guangdong Prov by Asian Economic News
 
 
 
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