
doi: 10.1136/vr.d8162
pmid: 22184353
WE read with interest the paper on glanders test evaluation by Khan and others (2011) in Veterinary Record . Glanders is indeed an important and emerging zoonotic disease. We feel, however, that the conclusions reached by the authors are incorrect and do not take into account the variability seen in all diagnostic assays, in particular, in relation …
Antigens, Bacterial, Glanders, Complement Fixation Tests, Animals, Horse Diseases, Burkholderia mallei
Antigens, Bacterial, Glanders, Complement Fixation Tests, Animals, Horse Diseases, Burkholderia mallei
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