Korean Journal of Veterinary Research 1978;18(2):61-67.
Serological Diagnosis of Bordetellosis: Application of Rapid Plate Agglutination Technique for the Detection of Carrier in Swine
Byong Kyu Kang
Department of Veterinary Medicine, College of Agriculture, Jeonnam National University
Bordetella 감염증(感染症)의 혈청학적진단(血淸學的診斷): 특히 보균돈검색(保菌豚檢索)을 위한 급속평판응집반응(急速平板凝集反應)의 실용화(實用化)
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전남대학교 농과대학
Abstract
The detection of Bordetella bronchiseptica which is supposed to be an agent of the infectious atrophic rhinitis of swine, is likely to receive more attention in the future as the pork industry comes to realize that eradication of this infection from breeding herds is a practical possibility. Experiments described here were carried out to establish the rapid plate agglutination test for the detection of the infectious atrophic rhinitis of swine in the field using the criteria of antigen preparation, effects on the antigenecity after storing of the antigen and reaction appearing time. Also, the agglutinabilities between the plate and tube method were compared and the degree of pathological lesions were recorded in relation to tube agglutination titers. Obtained results were as follows: 1. No differences were noted in the agglutinabilities on the plate agglutination test between the treatments in antigen preparation-formolized, merthiolate-killed and living organism. 2. The agglutinability of the antigens did not show any significant changes until 10 weeks of storage at 4 C; however, after 10 weeks of storage, non-specific reaction was observed with the HPCD control sera. 3. The results of the plate and tube agglutination tests were not comparable but the effective use of the plate method in Bordetella bronchiseptica eradication programs in pigs especially in the sow is stressed as a screening test.
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