Volume 8, Number 4—April 2002
Research
Experimental Infection of Horses with West Nile virus
Michel L. Bunning*†‡
, Richard A. Bowen§, C. Bruce Cropp†, Kevin G. Sullivan†, Brent S. Davis†, Nicholas Komar†, Marvin S. Godsey†, Dale Baker§, Danielle L. Hettler†, Derek A. Holmes†, Brad J. Biggerstaff†, and Carl J. Mitchell†
, Richard A. Bowen§, C. Bruce Cropp†, Kevin G. Sullivan†, Brent S. Davis†, Nicholas Komar†, Marvin S. Godsey†, Dale Baker§, Danielle L. Hettler†, Derek A. Holmes†, Brad J. Biggerstaff†, and Carl J. Mitchell†
Figure 2
Figure 2. West Nile virus (WNV) Absorbance attributed to specific WNV antigen immuglobulin (Ig) M interaction in the West Nile Equine IgM Capture enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) on individual horses. The open circle (o) is the a.m. reading, the plus (+) is the p.m. reading, and the filled-in circle is the last reading (all a.m., hence the circle) before the horse was euthanized. Each number corresponds to the horse number.
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