Anaplasmosis is a parasitic disease
of ruminants that causes anemia, jaundice and death. Clinical bovine Anaplasmosis
is usually caused by Anaplasma marginale. Cattle are also infected with A.
centrale, which generally results in mild disease. Anaplasmosis is not contagious.
Numerous species of tick vectors can transmit Anaplasma species. Chronically
infected carriers may be identified with a fair degree of accuracy by serologic
testing using msp5 ELISA, complement fixation or agglutination tests.
DNA-based detection methods are most useful as species and strain differentiation
tests.
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Positive Plasma |
BAAPP |
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Negative Plasma |
BAANP |
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Positive Serum |
BAAPS |
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Negative Serum |
BAANS |
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Positive Control |
BAAPC |
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Negative control |
BAANC |
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High Calibrator |
BAAHCb |
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Medium Calibrator |
BAAMCb |
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Low Calibrator |
BAALCb |
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