-
detectable levels of a
specific marker within the
serum is
considered seropositivity,
while the
absence of such
levels is
considered seronegativity. The...
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Because seroconversion refers to
detectability by
standard techniques,
seropositivity status depends on the
sensitivity and
specificity of the ****ay. As a...
-
epidemiological data
regarding T. gondii
comes from
seropositivity tests in
women of
childbearing age.
Seropositivity tests look for the
presence of antibodies...
- the
autoantibody profile includes AChR
seropositive, MuSK
seropositive, LRP4
seropositive, and
agrin seropositive.
During a
physical examination to check...
- HIV-positive people,
seropositive people or
people who live with HIV are
people infected with the
human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), a
retrovirus which...
- is 1–3% if the
woman is
seropositive for both HSV-1 and HSV-2, and is less than 1% if no
lesions are visible.
Women seropositive for only one type of HSV...
- Vaccine-induced
seropositivity (VISP) is the
phenomenon wherein a
person who has
received a
vaccine against a
disease would thereafter give a positive...
- with HSV-1.
European women are more
likely to be HSV-1
seropositive than men. HSV-2
seropositivity is
widely distributed in
Europeans older than 12, although...
- 1989
report found that 25% of
forestry workers in the New
Forest were
seropositive, as were
between 2% and 4–5% of the
general local po****tion of the area...
-
genital herpes. Two-thirds of HSE
cases occur in
individuals already seropositive for HSV-1, few of whom (only 10%) have
history of
recurrent orofacial...
