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Indirect immunofluorescent staining provides a rapid, sensitive, and reproducible method for measuring antibodies to Herpesvirus hominis, applicable to clinical and epidemiological studies.
Frozen sections of Herpesvirus hominis-inoculated mouse brain provide excellent antigens for indirect immunofluorescent staining of antibodies to H. hominis in serum. Indirect immunofluorescent staining is a rapid, sensitive, and reproducible method for the measurement of antibodies to H. hominis. The method can be applied to the clinical and epidemiological studies of H. hominis infections.
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