Abstract
Experimental data are presented which demonstrate that the complement-fixing antibody response in individual mice can be used for quantitative assay of Coxiella burnetii. The method allows the replacement of a single guinea pig with a single mouse, thus resulting in considerable savings in caging requirements and animal costs.
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