1975Journal of HygieneOpen access

Serum antibody response in acute brucellosis

I. D. Farrell, L. Robertson, P. M. Hinchliffe

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The serum antibody titres in 62 cases of acute brucellosis are presented. The antibody persisiting after infection and the appearance of non-agglutinating anti-human globulin titres were investigated. The criteria for the serological diagnosis of acute and chronic brucellosis are discussed.

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The serum antibody titres in 62 cases of acute brucellosis are presented. The antibody persisiting after infection and the appearance of non-agglutinating anti-human globulin titres were investigated. The criteria for the serological diagnosis of acute and chronic brucellosis are discussed.

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The serum antibody titres in 62 cases of acute brucellosis are presented. The antibody persisiting after infection and the appearance of non-agglutinating anti-human globulin titres were investigated. The criteria for the serological diagnosis of acute and chronic brucellosis are discussed.

Key concepts: Brucellosis, Antibody, Immunology, Medicine, Antibody response, Virology

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