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Immunoblot test detects antiToxoplasma gondii IgG in saliva

Published in AIDS Weekly, October 3rd, 2005

An immunoblot test is sensitive and specific for the detection of antiToxoplasma gondii IgG in saliva.

According to a recently published report from Switzerland, "Toxoplasma gondii represents the most prominent infectious parasitic organism found in humans.

"While normally asymptomatic in healthy individuals, toxoplasmosis can cause abortion in patients during pregnancy, or can be fatal in immunosuppressed individuals such as persons suffering from acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS)."

"Toxoplasma gondii infection in humans is routinely assessed by serological means. Here, we show that detection of...

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