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. 1988 Mar;56(3):716–718. doi: 10.1128/iai.56.3.716-718.1988

Serological response to the outer membrane lipoprotein in animal brucellosis.

M J Gómez-Miguel 1, I Moriyón 1, B Alonso-Urmeneta 1, J I Riezu-Boj 1, R Díaz 1
PMCID: PMC259354  PMID: 3343056

Abstract

The presence of antibodies to Brucella outer membrane lipoprotein was investigated in cattle and rams. Low but significant amounts of antibody were detected in sera from B. abortus-infected cattle and from B. ovis-infected rams which had developed epididymitis. Strain-19-vaccinated cattle also showed a weak albeit transient antibody response.

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