Abstract
Summary Details are given of a method of performing a semi-automated complement fixation test for the diagnosis of bovine leptospirosis. A “Dynatiter” machine is used which enables 288 sera to be tested per hour. In a comparative study it was shown that using this semi-automated test fewer than 5% of antibody titres differed from those obtained using a manual test, either with single antigens or a polyvalent antigen.
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