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Application of double antigens sandwich enzyme linked immunosorbent assay(DAgS?ELISA) on the detection of Yersinia pestis F1 antibody
LIU He-Zhi, ZHANG Yi-Hui, YANG Xiao-Yan, WANG Hai-Feng, DU Guo-Xi, HU Le-Le, YANG Shun-Lin, DONG Guo-Run
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【Abstract】 Objective To study  the  practicability  of  double  antigens  sandwich  enzyme  linked  immunosorbent  assay(DAgS?ELISA)on the detection of Yersinia pestis F1 antibodies. Methods A total of 558 samples antibodies of anti?F1 antigen were detected by DAgS?ELISA and trace indirect hemagglutination assay (trace?IHA). Results Thirty three samples were positive tested by IHA, 31 positive by DAgS?ELISA, the positive accordance rate was 90.91%, 99.81% for negative accordance rate, 99.28% for the total accordance rate. The positive rate detected by IHA and DAgS?ELISA were 5.91% and 5.56% respectively, and no statistics difference was found (χ2=0.25,P=0.625). About 27 the immuno?serum were positive detected by IHA and DAgS?ELISA methods, and the sensitivity of IHA test were all higher than that of DAgS?ELISA (t=3.023, P=0.006). Conclusion Sensitivity of DAgS?ELISA is lower than that of trace?IHA, but its specificity is better and no primary inhibitory phenomena, and could exempt from leak detection in the preliminary screening.

2009, 20 (5): 467-469.
Analysis of epidemic characteristics of mice plague at Kangbao county of Hebei province
DONG Guo-Run, DU Guo-Xi, ZHENG Nan
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【Abstract】 Objective To establish the control measure of plague in Hebei, and provide science evidence for the early warning of plague epidemic situation. Methods The data of mice plague outbreak collected from the plague nature foci was analyzed. Results The epidemic characteristics and epidemic regularity  of  plague were clarified. Conclusion Epidemic of plague had the characteristics of sudden occurrence, wide epidemic range, great intensity, the obvious increase of main hosts quantity and the trend expanding to town and impacted areas.

2009, 20 (3): 249-250.