共查询到19条相似文献,搜索用时 187 毫秒
1.
2.
为建立一种快速、高效的诊断家畜细粒棘球蚴病方法,提取绵羊细粒棘球蚴包囊新鲜囊液,盐析囊液抗原,点样于硝酸纤维膜,以胶体金-驴抗羊IgG和胶体金-兔抗鼠IgG为检测标记物,采用垂直流渗滤装置检测绵羊与人工感染细粒棘球蚴小鼠血清和全血特异性抗体。患病绵羊阳性血清及全血检出率在90.91%~94.4%,细粒棘球蚴感染小鼠血清及全血检出率均为100%;细粒棘球蚴阴性羊血清和全血假阳性率为4.00%~4.59%;与脑多头蚴病血清交叉反应率为28.57%(2/7)。研究结果表明细粒棘球蚴全血金标渗滤法(DIGFA)可应用于绵羊棘球蚴病的诊断与检疫。 相似文献
3.
4.
汪燕昌 《青海畜牧兽医杂志》2020,50(1)
为掌握祁连县防治前后牛羊棘球蚴及家养犬棘球绦虫感染情况与人间包虫病感染情况,为更好地防治包虫病提供依据。采用随机抽查宰杀牛羊的肝脏、肺脏等内脏器官中棘球蚴包囊或囊肿,ELISA方法检测犬粪棘球绦虫抗原,剖检法检查家养犬棘球绦虫成虫,走访调查和采用B超及血清学诊断法进行人包虫病感染情况调查。结果为:牛棘球蚴感染率分别为5.7%、4.0%和3.27%;羊棘球蚴感染率分别为7.75%、5.36%和3.75%,均呈逐年下降趋势。未驱虫犬粪便抗原阳性率34.7%。驱虫后犬粪便抗原阳性率分别为28.9%和阳性率3.33%。剖检未驱虫犬感染率83.3%,驱虫后犬感染率0.0%。调查成年人3 0622人,检出包虫病阳性20人,调查儿童3507人,检出包虫病阳性29人。结果表明祁连县畜间包虫病呈一定的流行性,防治工作具有成效。 相似文献
5.
犬科动物作为棘球绦虫的重要终末宿主,在棘球蚴病的传播和流行中扮演非常重要的角色。感染了棘球绦虫的犬科动物,其排出的粪便含有大量孕卵节片或虫卵,从而导致棘球蚴病的传播。因此,流行区终末宿主棘球绦虫感染情况的检测是棘球蚴病防控的重要环节之一,对该病的防控具有重要意义。近年来,传统的病原学检查技术逐渐被免疫学及分子生物学等技术替代,主要有粪抗原ELISA法和粪DNA检测法(PCR、实时荧光PCR、LAMP等)。论文对不同的粪抗原和粪DNA检测方法做一综述,为棘球绦虫终末宿主检测方法的选择提供参考。 相似文献
6.
7.
8.
9.
棘球蚴病免疫诊断的新进展 《畜牧与饲料科学》1989,10(4):33-33
一、囊状棘球蚴病(CHD,细粒棘球绦虫) 20年前,当Capron及其同事(1967)用免疫电泳从免疫了细粒棘球蚴囊液的动物血清及感染棘球蚴的病人血清中描述了一条主要沟沉淀带时,他们为囊状棘球蚴病血清学诊断的特异性的“金标准”(Gold Standard)奠定了基础。这条沉淀带,作者们把它称为“弧5”,是生发层及原头节所分泌的一种热稳定脂蛋白抗原抗体应答的结果。这一抗原是迄今为止已鉴定的细粒棘球绦虫中绦期物质中最具免疫原性、最特异的组分(Schantz等,1986;Richard等,1986)。在许多不同地区对数千病例的检测表明,在滴人血清中证实“弧5”是感染细粒棘球绦虫、多房棘球绦虫或伏氏棘球绦虫任一种的直接阳性证据。在Varela—Diaz等(1978)报道感染猪囊尾蚴的病人血清中亦发生“弧5”反应之前,还没有在未 相似文献
10.
棘球蚴的SDS-PAGE银染分析徐雪平,李兴江,薄新文陈志蓉,郑经鸿(新疆农垦科学院)棘球蚴病是一危害严重的人兽共患寄生虫病,在该病的免疫诊断中绵羊棘球蚴囊液是最常用的诊断抗原。但棘球蚴囊液成分复杂,在免疫诊断中有时与其它绦虫蚴发生免疫交叉反应。为此... 相似文献
11.
12.
B. J. Aarons 《Australian veterinary journal》1979,55(3):146-148
SUMMARY: Modern treatment of hydatid disease of man depends on confirmation of active disease by use of modern serological tests, accurate identification of anatomical sites followed by complete removal of the parasite without spillage, and sterilisation of the remaining cavity. To avoid spillage use of a hydatid cone is recommended. 相似文献
13.
BALB/c mice were immunized with live rough Brucella abortus RB51 or smooth Brucella melitensis Rev. 1 vaccines and challenged with a B. melitensis field strain. Protection was assessed by a variety of serological tests and recovery of vaccinal and challenge strains by culture. Mice vaccinated with RB51 gave negative results in the conventional serological tests prior to challenge, namely; standard tube agglutination test (SAT), Rose Bengal plate test (RBPT), buffered acidified plate antigen test (BAPAT), and mercaptoethanol test (MET). Sero-conversion took place to a whole-cell bacterial buffered RB51 antigen after vaccination and persisted for 7 weeks post-vaccination. Mice challenged with B. melitensis were assessed for bacterial load and immune response for 12 weeks after challenge. Protection units were showed that Rev. 1 vaccine was superior to RB51 vaccine in protection of mice against B. melitensis. However, RB51 vaccine has the advantage that it would not elicit antibodies to standard serological tests based on the LPS O antigen. RB51 vaccine could therefore be used for control of B. melitensis infection and avoid confusion in the use of standard sero-diagnostic tests. 相似文献
14.
Routine batch control of licensed inactivated viral vaccines for poultry usually includes a potency assay as a measure of vaccine efficacy. Potency assays often consist of vaccination-challenge experiments in the target species or in laboratory animals. Instead of measuring the protection of vaccinated animals against virulent pathogens, the serological response after vaccination can be quantified for some vaccines. In vitro antigen quantification assays would be attractive alternatives for the current potency assays because the time and costs involved could be greatly reduced and animal use could be avoided. Such in vitro assays will only be acceptable when the correlation between results and efficacy or potency has been demonstrated convincingly. The results of our studies on antigen quantification assays indicate that, in principle, quantification of viral antigens from inactivated oil-adjuvanted vaccines is feasible and reproducible using specially developed antigen capture ELISAs in combination with specific software for statistical analysis of the ELISA data. We have developed methods to quantify the haemagglutination-neuraminidase (HN) and fusion (F) proteins of Newcastle disease virus (NDV), the viral protein 3 (VP3) of the infectious bursal disease virus (IBDV), and the spike-1 (S1) protein of the infectious bronchitis virus (IBV). Vaccination experiments with inactivated ND vaccines indicate that the in vitro quantified HN- or F-proteins of NDV are reliable indicators of the serological response after vaccination. 相似文献
15.
Watarai M Kim S Yamamoto J Miyahara K Kazama M Matsuoka S Chimura S Suzuki H 《The Journal of veterinary medical science / the Japanese Society of Veterinary Science》2007,69(5):477-480
Brucella canis is the causative agent of canine brucellosis and facultative intracellular pathogen. The diagnosis of canine brucellosis is based on bacteriological examination and serological methods including agglutination and gel diffusion tests. In this study, crude antigens were extracted from B. canis using hot saline, coated on to latex beads and their usefulness in the serological diagnosis of canine brucellosis was examined. Mixing the antigen coated latex beads with the sera of dogs infected with B. canis produced clear agglutination, but this was not so for B. canis free dog sera. N-terminal amino acid sequence analysis of the crude hot saline extracts, showed that they contained copper-zinc superoxide dismutase, ribose ABC transporter and hypothetical protein of Brucella as antigens. A serological survey of canine serum samples conducted by means of an agglutination test using the antigen coated latex beads, showed that this method was more specific than the tube agglutination test using whole bacterial cell antigens. Although these results suggest that our method in which crude hot saline extracted antigens are coated on to latex beads would be useful in the serological diagnosis of canine brucellosis, we need further investigation using more serum samples to confirm the usefulness of our method. 相似文献
16.
P.A. Maas M.P.M. de Winter S. Venema H.L. Oei I.J.T M. Claassen 《The Veterinary quarterly》2013,33(4):223-227
Abstract Routine batch control of licensed inactivated viral vaccines for poultry usually includes a potency assay as a measure of vaccine efficacy. Potency assays often consist of vaccination‐challenge experiments in the target species or in laboratory animals. Instead of measuring the protection of vaccinated animals against virulent pathogens, the serological response after vaccination can be quantified for some vaccines. In vitro antigen quantification assays would be attractive alternatives for the current potency assays because the time and costs involved could be greatly reduced and animal use could be avoided. Such in vitro assays will only be acceptable when the correlation between results and efficacy or potency has been demonstrated convincingly. The results of our studies on antigen quantification assays indicate that, in principle, quantification of viral antigens from inactivated oil‐adjuvanted vaccines is feasible and reproducible using specially developed antigen capture ELISAs in combination with specific software for statistical analysis of the ELISA data. We have developed methods to quantify the haemagglutination‐neuraminidase (HN) and fusion (F) proteins of Newcastle disease virus (NDV), the viral protein 3 (VP3) of the infectious bursal disease virus (IBDV), and the spike‐1 (S1) protein of the infectious bronchitis virus (IBV). Vaccination experiments with inactivated ND vaccines indicate that the in vitro quantified HN‐ or F‐proteins of NDV are reliable indicators of the serological response after vaccination. 相似文献
17.
18.
19.
The serological response of chicks to Brucella abortus strain 19 was monitored over a period of seven weeks to assess the degree of immunosuppression caused by vaccination at one day of age with two infectious bursal disease vaccines. One of the vacy. This vaccine caused severe immunosuppression judged by the minimal serological response following B abortus inoculation. The test also detected a significant delay caused by the other vaccine in the development of the serological response but the maximum titre was not significantly different from that in chicks which had received no infectious bursal disease vaccine. 相似文献