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CFT inaccurate for epididymitis

J.D. Hicks The Ashburton Veterinary Club (Incorporated), P.O. Box 161, Ashburton, Canterbury
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G.R. Burr The Ashburton Veterinary Club (Incorporated), P.O. Box 161, Ashburton, Canterbury
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D.R. Marshall The Ashburton Veterinary Club (Incorporated), P.O. Box 161, Ashburton, Canterbury
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B.M. Vidier The Ashburton Veterinary Club (Incorporated), P.O. Box 161, Ashburton, Canterbury
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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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R. W. Worthington & D. O. Cordes. (1981) The Complement Fixation Test For brucella Ovis . New Zealand Veterinary Journal 29:4, pages 63-63.
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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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J.D. Hicks, D.R. Marshall, G.R. Burr & B.M. Vidler. (1978) CFT inaccurate for epididymitis. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 26:5, pages 135-135.
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P.J. O'Hara, C.D. Anderson & W. Weddell. (1978) CFT inaccurate for epididymitis. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 26:4, pages 115-116.
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A.N. Bruère & D.M. West. (1978) CFT inaccurate for epididymitis. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 26:4, pages 115-115.
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J W PLANT, G J EAMENS & J T SEAMAN. (1986) Serological, bacteriological and pathological changes in rams following different routes of exposure to Brucella ovis. Australian Veterinary Journal 63:12, pages 409-412.
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J.C. CHIN & C. SCULLY. (1986) Identification of immunoreactive membrane antigens of Brucella ovis by elisa profiling. Research in Veterinary Science 41:1, pages 1-6.
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J. C. CHIN, J. W. PLANT & P. D. CLAXTON. (2008) Evaluation of surface components of Brucella ovis as antigens for the detection of precipitin antibody in serums from artificially exposed rams. Australian Veterinary Journal 60:9, pages 264-267.
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G.W. Burgess. (1982) Ovine contagious epididymitis: A review. Veterinary Microbiology 7:6, pages 551-575.
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R. F. Webb, C. A. Quinn, F. A. Cockram & A. J. Husband. (2008) EVALUATION OF PROCEDURES FOR THE DIAGNOSIS OF BRUCELLA OVIS INFECTION IN RAMS . Australian Veterinary Journal 56:4, pages 172-175.
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