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Journal Article
Differentiation between serological responses to Brucella suis and Yersinia enterocolitica serotype Oratio 9 after natural or experimental infection in pigs
2006
Overview
False-positive serological reactions (FPSR) due to infections with Yersinia enterocolitica serotype O[ratio ]9 (YeO[ratio ]9) are a problem in tests for brucellosis. In the present study, FPSR in classical and novel tests for brucellosis following experimental infections of pigs with YeO[ratio ]9 were compared with responses of B. suis biovar 2-inoculated pigs. FPSR were limited to 2–9 weeks post-YeO[ratio ]9 inoculation, while B. suis-infected pigs were test-positive throughout the 21-week period of investigation. Although YeO[ratio ]9-inoculated pigs exhibited FPSR in Brucella tests for a limited period of time, the serological responses in a YeO[ratio ]9-purified O-antigen indirect ELISA did not decrease accordingly. Analysis of available cross-sectional serum samples from pig herds naturally infected with YeO[ratio ]9 or B. suis biovar 2 confirmed that the observed difference in the duration of the serological responses between the two infections could be used to discriminate between herds infected with B. suis biovar 2 and YeO[ratio ]9.
Publisher
Cambridge University Press
Subject
/ Antigens
/ Biological and medical sciences
/ Brucella
/ Brucella suis - pathogenicity
/ Enzyme linked immunosorbent assay
/ Food
/ Fundamental and applied biological sciences. Psychology
/ Herds
/ Hogs
/ Serology
/ Swine
/ Yersinia
/ Yersinia enterocolitica - immunology
