Studies on hemagglutination activity of caprine herpesvirus-1
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The aim of this study was to investigate the hemagglutination properties of caprine herpesvirus-1(CpHV-1) and their application for CpHV-1 antigen detection and evaluation of the dynamics of postinfectious/vaccine antibody production. CpHV-1 hemagglutination activity was proved only with mouseerythrocytes, PBS and saline solutions at 4°C and 22°C. In vaccinated animals, goats and bucks withrespiratory and genital clinical symptoms the antibody titers obtained by microtiter virus neutralization test(MVNT) were significantly higher (P
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volume 13 issue 3
pages 241- 245
publication date 2012-09-20
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