CHRONOLOGY OF DEVELOPMENT OF SERUM ANTI-SPIROCHETE ANTIBODY IN SWINE EXPERIMENTALLY EXPOSED TO SWINE-DYSENTERY - PRELIMINARY-REPORT

  • 1 January 1977
    • journal article
    • research article
    • Vol. 38  (4) , 539-540
Abstract
By using an indirect fluorescent antibody test (with immunofluorescence of large spirochetes as positive), serum antispirochete antibodies were detected initially at 4 wk after onset of diarrhea in swine exposed to infective swine dysentery inoculum. Antibodies continued to be present in serum of swine tested 5 mo. after onset of diarrhea.

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