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The use ofEscherichia colitotal antigens as a complementary approach to address seropositivity toLeishmaniaantigens in canine leishmaniosis

23 May 2017

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Canine leishmaniosis (CanL) is a major veterinary concern and a public health issue. Serological data are essential for disease management. Several antigens used in serological assays have specificity related problems preventing relevant seropositivity values establishment. Herein we report significant seropositivity level disparity in a study cohort with 384 dogs from eight countries, for antigens traditionally...

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PMID: 28534448
DOI: 10.1017/s0031182017000713

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