PREVALENCE OF OVINE AND CAPRINE CHLAMYDIOSIS IN MURCIA REGION
Abstract
Complement fixation test (CFT) and indirect immunofluorescence test (IFI) with clamidial antigen were camed out with 970 ovine serum samples and 496 caprine serum samples: 25,05% of ovine sera and 14,31 of caprine sera were positives by CFT, the IFI showed positive results in all positive sera by CFT with I/40 titer or more, and only in 52,17% of sera wich were positives at I/20 dilution by CFT. Active Clamidiosis was presented in the 50% of ovine flocks and in the 16.66% of caprine flocks, in the remains flocks, the clamidial infection appeared as latent infection. Four Strains of C. psittaci were isolated, and typificated as serotipe 1 by monoclonal antibodies.Downloads
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