Volume 12, Number 12—December 2006
Research
Serologic Evidence of Widespread Everglades Virus Activity in Dogs, Florida
Table
Approximate age (mo) | 80% EVEV PRNT titer | Travel history to south Florida |
---|---|---|
108 | 320 | No |
56 | 40 | No |
90 | 20 | No |
66 | 40 | No |
119 | 2,560 | Resident Miami |
67 | 20 | Resident Miami |
159 | 20 | Resident Miami |
129 | 160 | Resident Miami |
9 | 40 | Resident Miami |
76 | 80 | Resident Miami |
80 | 20 | Resident Miami |
130 | 80 | No |
121 | 40 | No |
78 | 80 | No |
80 | 80 | No |
140 | 80 | No |
62 | 20 | No |
132 | 20 | No |
86 | 40 | No |
58 | 80 | No |
62 | 20 | No |
101 | 20 | No |
114 | 80 | No |
95 | 20 | No |
114 | 40 | No |
18 | 20 | No
*EVEV, Everglades virus; PRNT, plaque reduction neutralization test. *EVEV, Everglades virus; PRNT, plaque reduction neutralization test. |
*EVEV, Everglades virus; PRNT, plaque reduction neutralization test.
†In addition, an experimentally infected cotton rat had a 5,120 80% EVEV PRNT titer.
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