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The acute phase reaction detected in dogs by concanavalin A binding
Veterinary Research Communications
|July 1, 1985
Abstract:
Using a kinetic turbidimetric assay based on the binding of serum glycoprotein to concanavalin A the acute phase reaction has been detected in dogs. Raised levels of glycoprotein were found in dogs which had undergone surgery, had been treated with bacterial endotoxin and had various inflammatory conditions.
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