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Textual Amendments
a test serum is positive if it forms a specific precipitation line with the bovine leukosis virus (BLV) antigen and forms a complete line of identity with the control serum;
a test serum is negative if it does not form a specific precipitation line with the BLV antigen and if it does not bend the line of the control serum;
the reaction cannot be considered conclusive if it:
bends the line of the control serum towards the BLV antigen well without forming a visible precipitin line with the antigen; or
if it cannot be read either as negative or as positive.
In inconclusive reactions the test may be repeated and concentrated serum utilised.] ]