Comparison of BP26, Omp25 and Omp31 and a Multi-Epitope Based Fusion Protein in Serological Detection of Canine Brucellosis
Meixue Yao(Xuzhou Medical College), Mingjun Sun(China Animal Health and Epidemiology Center), Mengda Liu(China Animal Health and Epidemiology Center), Shufang Sun(Brown University), Xiaoxiao Duan(Shandong University), Weixing Shao, Xiaoxu Fan(China Animal Health and Epidemiology Center), Xiangxiang Sun(Xi'an Honghui Hospital), Yan Li(Model Animal Research Center), Xia Chen, Jianjun Li(National Research Council Canada), Dehui Yin(Xuzhou Medical College), Lili Tian(University of Toronto), Yong Liu(People's Hospital of Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region), Long Kang(Lanzhou University of Technology), Run-Yu WEI(China Animal Health and Epidemiology Center)
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