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A diagnostic test for the dog heartworm, Dirofilaria immitis.

Scherr Gh

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Studies with a HI test for the detection of circulating antibody to the dog heartworm (D. immitis) are described. Natural as well as experimentally infected animals demonstrated the capability of detecting infestations before circulating microfilaria would be found and as early as 23 days after experimental infection with larvae.

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Studies with a HI test for the detection of circulating antibody to the dog heartworm (D. immitis) are described. Natural as well as experimentally infected animals demonstrated the capability of detecting infestations before circulating microfilaria would be found and as early as 23 days after experimental infection with larvae.

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Studies with a HI test for the detection of circulating antibody to the dog heartworm (D. immitis) are described. Natural as well as experimentally infected animals demonstrated the capability of detecting infestations before circulating microfilaria would be found and as early as 23 days after experimental infection with larvae.

Key concepts: Dirofilaria immitis, Microfilaria, Dirofilariasis, Filariasis, Filarioidea, Biology, Immunology, Helminths

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