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. 2005 Feb 3;106(1):49–60. doi: 10.1016/j.vetmic.2004.12.011

Table 4.

Development of antibodies to PCV2 in serum of pigs experimentally infected with PCV2-1010 and PPV (no. 3) or S-PCV2 and PPV in Sweden (no. 4) or Denmark (no. 5)

PCV2-1010 + PPV (no. 3 Swe)
S-PCV2 + PPV (no. 4 Swe)
S-PCV2 + PPV (no. 5 Den)
Pig Days post infection
Pig Days post infection
Pig Days post infection
0 8 15 22 28 0 8 15 22 28 0 4 7 14 21 27
A7 < < < 1600 6400 A3 < < < 50 < 1 < < < < 250 >6250
B1 < < < 1600 12500 B7 < < 100 200 200 2 < < < 50 Dead Dead
B6 < < 200 3200 1600 B8 < < 100 100 100 3 < < < 250 1250 >6250
B11 < < 50 1600 1600 C3 < < 50 3200 50000 4 < < < Dead Dead Dead
B14 < < 50 6400 25000 D3 < < < Dead Dead 5 < < < 250 250 250
C1 < < < 800 12500 D9 < < < < Dead 6 < < < < 50 250
D1 < < 200 3200 6400 E3 < < < 50 < 7 < < < 250 50 50
D2 < < 100 200 Dead 8 < < < 250 Dead Dead
D8 < < 400 12500 Dead
E5 < < NT 50 6400

The serum levels of antibodies are given as reciprocal titers, determined in an immunoperoxidase monolayer assay.