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KTV Canin Brucella Ac - 1x10

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The KTV Canin Brucella Ac Test Kit is a rapid and reliable diagnostic tool for the detection of Brucella antibodies in dogs. Designed for veterinary use, this kit provides quick screening results, making it ideal for clinics, breeding centers, and laboratories concerned with canine reproductive health.

Format: 1 box × 10 tests

Application: Detection of Brucella antibodies in canine serum or plasma

Use: Veterinary diagnostic and disease control

Key Features:

  • Rapid and easy-to-use format
  • High sensitivity and specificity for canine Brucella antibody detection
  • Suitable for on-site testing in veterinary practices
  • Essential for breeding programs to prevent Brucella transmission

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Brucella 

Brucella is a genus of pathogenic bacteria responsible for brucellosis, a zoonotic disease that primarily affects animals (cattle, sheep, goats, pigs, dogs) and can be transmitted to humans.

🔬 Key Characteristics:

  • Gram-negative, facultative intracellular bacteria.
  • Appear as small, non-motile coccobacilli.
  • Capable of surviving inside macrophages, which makes infections chronic and hard to eliminate.

⚠️ Brucellosis in Humans:

  • Transmission: consumption of unpasteurized dairy products, direct contact with infected animals, or inhalation in laboratory settings.
  • Symptoms: undulating fever, night sweats, chronic fatigue, joint pain, and in severe cases, hepatic or neurological complications.
  • Considered an occupational disease for veterinarians, farmers, and laboratory staff.

🧪 Diagnosis:

  • Serological tests (ELISA, agglutination).
  • PCR for genetic detection.
  • Culture (rare due to risk; requires biosafety level 3 handling).

💊 Treatment:

  • Long-term antibiotic therapy (typically doxycycline + rifampicin for several weeks).
  • No human vaccine available, but animal vaccines exist.