SEROLOGICAL SURVEY FOR RABIES ANTIBODIES IN RAPTORS FROM CALIFORNIA

L. M. Shannon; J. L. Poulton; R. W. Emmons; J. D. Woodie; M. E. Fowler

doi:10.7589/0090-3558-24.2.264

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1 April 1988 SEROLOGICAL SURVEY FOR RABIES ANTIBODIES IN RAPTORS FROM CALIFORNIA

L. M. Shannon, J. L. Poulton, R. W. Emmons, J. D. Woodie, M. E. Fowler

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J. of Wildlife Diseases, 24(2):264-267 (1988). https://doi.org/10.7589/0090-3558-24.2.264

Abstract

Fifty-three newly captive birds of prey were tested serologically for neutralizing antibodies against rabies virus, using a fluorescent focus inhibition test. No significant antibody titers were detected with this sensitive and specific technique in any of these birds. This study supports the contention that free-ranging birds of prey are of limited importance in the epidemiology of rabies.

Shannon, Poulton, Emmons, Woodie, and Fowler: SEROLOGICAL SURVEY FOR RABIES ANTIBODIES IN RAPTORS FROM CALIFORNIA

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L. M. Shannon, J. L. Poulton, R. W. Emmons, J. D. Woodie, and M. E. Fowler "SEROLOGICAL SURVEY FOR RABIES ANTIBODIES IN RAPTORS FROM CALIFORNIA," Journal of Wildlife Diseases 24(2), 264-267, (1 April 1988). https://doi.org/10.7589/0090-3558-24.2.264

Received: 17 July 1987; Published: 1 April 1988

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