Natural parvovirus infection in laboratory rabbits

Metcalf, J.B.; Lederman, M.; Stout, E.R.; Bates, R.C.

Natural parvovirus infection in laboratory rabbits

1989

Metcalf, J.B. | Lederman, M. | Stout, E.R. | Bates, R.C.

Laboratory rabbits from various commercial and private sources were found to have high serum antibody titers specific for lapine parvovirus (LPV). By both immunofluorescence and hemagglutination inhibition assays, 75% of these sera were positive for LPV. This finding, together with the recovery of LPV from kidneys of neonatal rabbits, suggested that LPV infection is common in commercially available rabbits in the United States. It was concluded that use of infected rabbits could interfere with research in which rabbit cell cultures or in vitro immunologic assays are used.

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AGROVOC Keywords

analysis animals animals antibodies epidemiology fluorescent antibody technique fluorescent antibody technique immunology infection microbiology parvoviridae rabbits rabbits serodiagnosis

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American journal of veterinary research

Volume 50 Issue 7 Pagination 1048 - 1051 ISSN 0002-9645

Other Subjects

Veterinary; Laboratory; Isolation & purification; Hemagglutination inhibition test; Western; Blotting; Viral; Parvoviridae infections; Hemagglutination inhibition tests

Language

English

Type

Journal Article; Text

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