Neospora Canium Antibody:

Neospora canium is an obligate intracellular protozoan parasite that has been confused previously with Toxoplasma gondii.  The dog is the defintive host, however, it has been recognized in cattle, sheep, goats, deer, horses, rodents, pigs, monkeys and cats.  It is a major cause of abortion in dairy cattle.  Calves may be aborted; stillborn; born underweight, weak or paralyzed: or they may become paralyzed within 4 weeks of birth.  An indirect fluorescent antibody test and several (ELISA) tests are currently used to detect antibodies.  An immunoperoxidase test using specific antibodies can identify N. canium in tissue sections or biopsy specimens.

	Catalog Price	Size	Price
Positive Plasma	BNCAPP	Please Inquire	Please Inquire
Negative Plasma	BNCANP	Please Inquire	Please Inquire
Positive Serum	BNCAPS	Please Inquire	Please Inquire
Negative Serum	BNCANS	Please Inquire	Please Inquire
Positive Control	BNCAPC	Please Inquire	Please Inquire
Negative control	BNCANC	Please Inquire	Please Inquire
High Calibrator	BNCAHCb	Please Inquire	Please Inquire
Medium Calibrator	BNCAMCb	Please Inquire	Please Inquire
Low Calibrator	BNCALCb	Please Inquire	Please Inquire