Diagnostic Study for Toxoplasma gondii using Mechanism IgG and IgM ELISA in Humans and Livestock in the Provinces of Salah El din and al Anbar | ||
| Journal of Tikrit University For Agriculture Sciences | ||
| Article 1, Volume 13, Issue 2, September 2013, Pages 47-53 | ||
| Abstract | ||
| This study was conducted to determine the prevalence of Toxoplasma gondii in two aspects of living organisms has included the first aspect of the human race where the technique was used ELISA (Elisa IgG) and (Elisa IgM) where examined (200) blood samples were divided (100) sample of Salah Eldin province, and (100 ) sample of AL Anbar province and different areas in both provinces included (50) sample of women and fertiles natural and (50) sample of women abortionists in Salah Eldin province, as well as for the province of AL Anbar, The second aspect of the research including the study of infection in two types of cattle represented by (180) head of sheep and goats, where examined (50) a blood sample for sheep's fertiles naturally divided by (25) a sample of Salah Elddin province, and (25) a sample of AL Anbar province, also examined (40) blood sample for sheep's and goats divided by (20) sample of Salah Eldin province, and (20) sample of AL Anbar province, also examined (50) blood sample for the goats fertiles naturally divided by (25) sample of Salah Eldin province, and (25) sample of AL Anbar province, have also been examined (40) sample the blood of goats abortion divided by (20) sample of Salah Eldin province, and (20) sample of AL Anbar province, the results showed that infection rates were higher in Salah Eldin province of AL Anbar province, for all the methods used in the diagnosis of Toxoplasma gondii. Where the highest rate of infection in sheep's fertiles naturally in AL Anbar province (88%) in a manner Elisa IgM, followed by (80%) in sheep's abortions in Salah Eldin province, and in a manner Elisa IgG and then (78%) in women abortions in Salah Eldin province, and in a manner Elisa IgG | ||
| Keywords | ||
| Diagnostic; Toxoplasma gondii; Mechanism Elisa; Humans and Livestock | ||
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