Identification of Anaplasma ovis appendage-associated protein (AAAP) for development of an indirect ELISA and its application
Z Wang, J Yang, Q Niu, KA Brayton, J Luo, G Liu… - Parasites & …, 2017 - Springer
Background Ovine anaplasmosis is a tick-borne disease that is caused by Anaplasma ovis
in sheep and goats. The pathogen is widely distributed in tropical and subtropical regions of
the world. At present, diagnosis of the disease mainly depends on microscopy or nucleic
acid based molecular tests, although a few serological tests have been applied for the
detection of A. ovis infection. Results Here we describe the identification of an A. ovis protein
that is homologous to the A. marginale appendage-associated protein (AAAP). We …
in sheep and goats. The pathogen is widely distributed in tropical and subtropical regions of
the world. At present, diagnosis of the disease mainly depends on microscopy or nucleic
acid based molecular tests, although a few serological tests have been applied for the
detection of A. ovis infection. Results Here we describe the identification of an A. ovis protein
that is homologous to the A. marginale appendage-associated protein (AAAP). We …
Identification of Anaplasma ovis appendage-associated protein (AAAP) for development of an indirect ELISA and its application.
WZG Wang ZhenGuo, YJF Yang JiFei, NQL Niu QingLi… - 2017 - cabidigitallibrary.org
Background: Ovine anaplasmosis is a tick-borne disease that is caused by Anaplasma ovis
in sheep and goats. The pathogen is widely distributed in tropical and subtropical regions of
the world. At present, diagnosis of the disease mainly depends on microscopy or nucleic
acid based molecular tests, although a few serological tests have been applied for the
detection of A. ovis infection. Results: Here we describe the identification of an A. ovis
protein that is homologous to the A. marginale appendage-ssociated protein (AAAP). We …
in sheep and goats. The pathogen is widely distributed in tropical and subtropical regions of
the world. At present, diagnosis of the disease mainly depends on microscopy or nucleic
acid based molecular tests, although a few serological tests have been applied for the
detection of A. ovis infection. Results: Here we describe the identification of an A. ovis
protein that is homologous to the A. marginale appendage-ssociated protein (AAAP). We …
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