CPV Test
CPV Test
Key Words: BIONOTE, Vcheck, CPV Ab, CDV Ab, CAV Ab, VN Test, HI Test
Introduction
The canine viruses which cause distemper, according to manufacturer’s instructions. The
par voviral enteritis, and infectious hepatitis Vcheck result of medium (3, 3.5) or high titer (from
have a high correlation between the presence of 4 to 6) is considered having a ‘high’ protective
antibody and protective immunity. Core vaccines antibody, while one of negative (0) or low titer
are recommended for all puppies and dogs with an (1, 2) is considered having a ‘low’ protective
unknown vaccination history. These core vaccines antibody. They were also referred to CUCVM for
include: canine distemper virus (CDV), canine Virus Neutralization (VN) test and evaluated with
adenovirus (CAV) and canine parvovirus type 2 (CPV- a commercial in-practice test (product 'I’). A titer
2). It is recommended to use an in-house serological result of 1:32 (1:16) or greater is considered as ‘high’.
testing for antibodies specific for vaccine antigens
following vaccination.
Conclusion
A total of 56 random canine serum samples were
tested by Vcheck CPV Ab test kit according to
manufacturer’s instructions (BioNote, Korea). The The findings of the present study indicated that
Vcheck result of medium (3, 3.5) or high titer (from the Vcheck showed higher correlation with the
4 to 6) is considered having a ‘high’ protective gold standard tests (HI, VN test) than or equal to a
antibody, while one of negative (0) or low titer (1, commercial product 'I', so it can be used as a useful
2) is considered having a ‘low’ protective antibody. method of serological testing due to its rapidity and
They were also referred to Cornell University ease of performance, providing accurate antibody
College of Veterinar y Medicine (CUCVM) for titer results against CPV, CDV and CAV in-house.
Hemagglutination Inhibition (HI) test and evaluated
with a commercial in-practice test (product 'I’). A
titer result of 1:80 or greater is considered as ‘high’.
HI Test High 47 2 49 49 0 49
(Cornell
Univ.) Low 2 5 7 1 6 7
Total 49 7 56 50 6 56
Table 1. Correlation of Vcheck CPV Ab test and a commercial ‘I’ kit with HI test
VN Test High 68 2 70 70 0 70
(Cornell
Univ.) Low 12 47 59 10 49 59
Table 2. Correlation of Vcheck CDV Ab test and a commercial ‘I’ kit with VN test
Table 3. Correlation of Vcheck CAV Ab test and a commercial ‘I’ kit with VN test