[A serologic study of human Brucella canis infections in the bursa region].
Sevda Diker, Ersin İstanbulluoğlu, Harun Ayhan, Gözde Soysal
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Sevda Diker, Ersin İstanbulluoğlu, Harun Ayhan, Gözde Soysal
Abstract
Serum samples of 123 patients of various ages and both sexes from Bursa area were tested by Mercaptoethanol Tube Agglutination Test on a random basis for Br. canis antibodies. Two patients, one male and one female, showed high titers (1:400) in mercaptoethanol tube agglutination test. A titer of 1:200 or higher was considered significant and indicative of active infection. Br. canis infection in man in Turkey is reported for the first time.
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Serum samples of 123 patients of various ages and both sexes from Bursa area were tested by Mercaptoethanol Tube Agglutination Test on a random basis for Br. canis antibodies. Two patients, one male and one female, showed high titers (1:400) in mercaptoethanol tube agglutination test. A titer of 1:200 or higher was considered significant and indicative of active infection. Br. canis infection in man in Turkey is reported for the first time.
Key concepts: Direct agglutination test, Serology, Titer, Canis, Agglutination (biology), Antibody titer, Biology, Antibody