This analysis demonstrates strong agreement between dot-blot ELISA and HI for CPV antibody detection in vaccinated blood-donor dogs, suggesting effective screening methods.
Accurate, rapid assessment of CPV titers is important for selecting plasma from community blood-donor dogs intended for passive immunotherapy in critically ill parvoviral patients. Demonstration of strong agreement between the dot-blot ELISA and reference HI assays supports the use of this assay for in-house donor screening and timely plasma selection.
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