the diagnostic value evaluation of specific immune response through immunodiffusion simple radial test (i.d.s.r.) application in ovine estrosis

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2007
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Abstract
Were been examined 20 blood samples from reformed sheep with ovine oestrosis.The sheep were then slaughtered and the necropsy of their heads confirms thepresence of Oestrus ovis larvae. A brut antigen was prepared from O. ovis larvaefrom I, II and III stadiums of evolution, after Bautista method (1982), with a proteiccontent of 3.84 total protein/ml serum (P.T.). The obtained results after I.D.S.R. testemphasized that O.ovis larvae induced in infected animals immunologicalreorganizations characterized through antibodies synthesis in dependence oninfestation degree. The results of I.D.S.R. test indicates this method for an immunereaction through antibodies syinthesis evaluation in O. ovis infested sheep, but itcan't be use for an ovine oestrosis diagnostic purpose, because has 0.83 sensibilityand 0.50 specificity.
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Authors ;DANIELA MOŢ
Journal Enzyme and microbial technology
Year 2007
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