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This study was conducted to adopt a serological test for sheep abscess disease diagnosis using whole cell or toxoid as an antigen, and serum samples from naturally or experimentally infected animals. The employed conventional serological tests included tube agglutination test (TAT), card agglutination test (CAT), and gel diffusion test (GDT). All tests showed agglutination with positive sera. A total of 50 sera randomly collected from naturally infected sheep was tested, 41 were found positive. TAT was chosen to monitor the immune response of the disease. CAT was chosen as test of choice.

 
 
   
 
 

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