The skin, tongue, and brain as favorable organs for hog cholera diagnosis by immunofluorescence

I. C. Pan,T. S. Huang,C. H. Pan,Shenq-Yi Chern,Shu-Hwae Lee,Y. L. Lin,B. Y Huang,C. C. Lin,N. J. Li,Jean-Pierre Lin,Y. H. Yang,S.Y. Chiu,J. S. Chang,D. K. Hue,H. C. Lee,C. N. Chang

The skin, tongue, and brain as favorable organs for hog cholera diagnosis by immunofluorescence

1993

I. C. Pan
T. S. Huang
C. H. Pan
Shenq-Yi Chern
Shu-Hwae Lee
Y. L. Lin
B. Y Huang
C. C. Lin
N. J. Li
Jean-Pierre Lin
Y. H. Yang
S.Y. Chiu
J. S. Chang
D. K. Hue
H. C. Lee
C. N. Chang

Hog cholera virus antigens were found densely distributed in skin and tongue of pigs experimentally infected with hog cholera virus. The finding described here warrants the usage of ear biopsies for hog cholera diagnosis on a herd basis.

Keywords:

Infectious disease (medical specialty)
Virology
Biology
Tongue
Antigen
Immunofluorescence
Viral disease
Immunohistochemistry
Cholera
Herd
Medical microbiology
virus antigen

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