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Growth of Eaton PPLO in Broth and Preparation of Complement Fixing Antigen
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1962
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Animal PhysiologyComplement SystemAllergyAnimal ScienceEaton PploPathogenesisImmunologyVeterinary ScienceEaton InfectionCf AntigenComplement Fixing AntigenEducationSerologic TestingVeterinary ResearchPoultry DiseaseVeterinary MicrobiologyAntigen ProcessingMedicine
Eaton PPLO grew in broth medium supplemented with 20% unheated horse serum and 2.5% yeast extract. Growth was slow and maximal levels were attained on the 9th to 16th day of incubation. A specific CF antigen was prepared from infected broth suspension by concentration (50 X) and treatment with 0.5% phenol. CF antigen was estimated to be 80% as sensitive for serodiagnoses of Eaton infection as immunofluorescence with chick embryo lung sections.