Normal view MARC view ISBD view

Development of Monospecific Anti-Beef Sera

By: Thangthuama R.
Contributor(s): Prabhakaran P (Guide).
Material type: materialTypeLabelBookPublisher: Mannuthy Department of Veterinary Public Health, College of Veterinary and Animal Sciences 1995DDC classification: 636.0894 Online resources: Click here to access online Dissertation note: MVSc Abstract: Agar gel immunodiffusion is a simple and reliable test for identifying the species origin of meat, provided the antisera to be used are monospecific. A study was undertaken to make Rabbit anti-cattle serum (RACS) and Rabbit anti- buffalo serum (RABS) monospecific by absorption with the freeze dried sera of goat (GFD), buffalo (BFD), cattle (CFD) and a combination of GFD and CFD or, GFD and BFD. Though it was found that the RACS was made monispecific by absorption with BFD, production of monospecific RABS through absorption with GFD or CFD, is more desirable. Absorption of RABS with GFD alone enabled to identify both beef and buffalo meat samples which can be further confirmed by RABS absorbed with CFD. RACS absorbed with BFD and RABS absorbed with CFD could identify a level of 25 percent or above adulteration with beef and buffalo beef respectively. Filter paper was found to be good carrier of beef and buffalo meat extract antigens and storing it for upto 30 days did not influence the test result with unabsorbed antisera. All the three eluants, NaCl,PBS and PBS-T were found to be equally useful for elution of the meat antigen from the dried filter paper
Tags from this library: No tags from this library for this title. Log in to add tags.
    average rating: 0.0 (0 votes)
Item type Current location Call number Status Date due Barcode
Theses Theses KAU Central Library, Thrissur
Theses
636.0894 THA/DE (Browse shelf) Available 170820

MVSc

Agar gel immunodiffusion is a simple and reliable test for identifying the species origin of meat, provided the antisera to be used are monospecific. A study was undertaken to make Rabbit anti-cattle serum (RACS) and Rabbit anti- buffalo serum (RABS) monospecific by absorption with the freeze dried sera of goat (GFD), buffalo (BFD), cattle (CFD) and a combination of GFD and CFD or, GFD and BFD. Though it was found that the RACS was made monispecific by absorption with BFD, production of monospecific RABS through absorption with GFD or CFD, is more desirable. Absorption of RABS with GFD alone enabled to identify both beef and buffalo meat samples which can be further confirmed by RABS absorbed with CFD. RACS absorbed with BFD and RABS absorbed with CFD could identify a level of 25 percent or above adulteration with beef and buffalo beef respectively.

Filter paper was found to be good carrier of beef and buffalo meat extract antigens and storing it for upto 30 days did not influence the test result with unabsorbed antisera. All the three eluants, NaCl,PBS and PBS-T were found to be equally useful for elution of the meat antigen from the dried filter paper

There are no comments for this item.

Log in to your account to post a comment.
Kerala Agricultural University Central Library
Thrissur-(Dt.), Kerala Pin:- 680656, India
Ph : (+91)(487) 2372219
E-mail: librarian@kau.in
Website: http://library.kau.in/