Apparent False-Positive Reactions in a Serologic Test for Syphilis and Presence of Antinuclear Factor in Hybrids of NZB and A/J Mice
[摘要] NZB mice and their hybrids develop many features resembling human autoimmune disease. Apparent false-positive reactions in a routine cardiolipin-antigen serologic test for syphilis (rapid plasma reagin (18-mm circle) card test) were found in 32.3% of male and 2.0% of female (A/J × NZB)F1 mice, and also in a small percentage of NZB mice and F2 hybrids. Antinuclear factor was also found in the serum of a significant percentage of the animals. The (A/J × NZB)F1 hybrids may be useful as models for the study of the false-positive serologic tests for syphilis which occur in autoimmune disease.
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