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El Dr. Shimanuki dice:
 
Yes there are three possibilities for the ELISA technique for
detecting
tracheal mites.   Unfortunately I do not know of nay method for Nosema
without checking the bibliography.  From memory these are the three
people or groups that have worked on the ELISA for detecting tracheal
mites.  Ragsdale and Furgala at the U of Minnesota published a paper that
may have appeared in ABJ.  Gordon Grant from Beaverlodge did develop a
kit which was sent to some people for testing.
 
On Wed, 10 Jul 1996, Martinez Villalobos Juan Manuel-FMVZ wrote:
 
> Dr. Tom Sanford. Florida, University.
> Solicito a usted informacion sobre Acarapis woodi, Tecnica ELISA.
> Asi como Nosema apis, Tecnica ELISA.
> Tecnica Inmunohistoquimica, para ambos parasitos.
> Saludos, Antonio Zozaya Rubio y Cristina Guerrero Molina.
>
 
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Tomas Sanford
 
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