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ELISA
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ELISA [ə′līz·əor¦ē¦el¦ī¦es′ā]


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None of the aquatic bird species were found seropositive for H7 subtype, whereas H5-positive sera were found by both the hemagglutination-inhibition and ELISA assays in ducks only.
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