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The complement fixation test for the diagnosis of Brucella ovis infection in sheep

D.R. Ris B.Sc.Dip. Agric Wallaceville Animal Research Centre, Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries, Private Bag, Upper Hutt
Pages 143-146 | Received 19 Jun 1974, Published online: 23 Feb 2011

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RM Davidson. (2002) Control and eradication of animal diseases in New Zealand. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 50:sup3, pages 6-12.
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D.R. Ris. (1986) Letters to the editors. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 34:1-2, pages 12-13.
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D.R. Ris, K.L. Hamel & D.L. Long. (1984) Comparison of an enzyme-linked immunospecific assay (ELISA) with the cold complement fixation test for the serodiagnosis of Brucella ovis infection. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 32:1-2, pages 18-20.
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R. W. Worthington. (1982) Serology as an aid to diagnosis: uses and abuses. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 30:7, pages 93-97.
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D.M. West & A.N. Bruère. (1979) Accreditation for freedom from ovine brucellosis. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 27:12, pages 263-265.
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Ana M. Vigliocco, Patricia S. Silva Paulo, Joaquín Mestre, Gabriel C. Briones, Graciela Draghi, Mirta Tossi & Klaus Nielsen. (1997) Development and validation of an indirect enzyme immunoassay for detection of ovine antibody to Brucella ovis. Veterinary Microbiology 54:3-4, pages 357-368.
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J.C. CHIN & J.W. PLANT. (1989) Temporal elisa response of rams to Brucella ovis following experimental infection or vaccination. Research in Veterinary Science 46:1, pages 73-78.
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K. LEE, C. CARGILL & H. ATKINSON. (2008) Evaluation of an enzyme linked‐immunosorbent assay for the diagnosis of Brucella ovis infection in rams . Australian Veterinary Journal 62:3, pages 91-93.
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G.W. Burgess. (1982) Ovine contagious epididymitis: A review. Veterinary Microbiology 7:6, pages 551-575.
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G. W. BURGESS, J. W. McDONALD & M. J. NORRIS. (2008) Epidemiological studies on ovine brucellosis in selected ram flocks. Australian Veterinary Journal 59:2, pages 45-47.
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G. W. BURGESS & M. J. NORRIS. (2008) Evaluation of the cold complement fixation test for diagnosis of ovine brucellosis. Australian Veterinary Journal 59:1, pages 23-25.
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J. E. SEARSON. (2008) SENSITIVITY AND SPECIFICITY OF TWO MICROTITRE COMPLEMENT FIXATION TESTS FOR THE DIAGNOSIS OF BRUCELLA OVIS INFECTION IN RAMS . Australian Veterinary Journal 58:1, pages 5-7.
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T M Skerman, S K Erasmuson & D Every. (1981) Differentiation of Bacteroides nodosus biotypes and colony variants in relation to their virulence and immunoprotective properties in sheep. Infection and Immunity 32:2, pages 788-795.
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