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Other tests being developed include a [[latex agglutination test]] (KAtex), which is currently being tested in Asia and Africa. Another potential test detects erythrosalicylic acid.<ref name="Lockwood">{{cite journal | author=Lockwood DNJ, Sundar S. | title=Serological tests for visceral leishmaniasis | journal=Brit Med J | year=2006 | volume=333 | pages=711–12 }}</ref> | |||
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Overview
Other tests being developed include a latex agglutination test (KAtex), which is currently being tested in Asia and Africa. Another potential test detects erythrosalicylic acid.[1]
References
- ↑ Lockwood DNJ, Sundar S. (2006). "Serological tests for visceral leishmaniasis". Brit Med J. 333: 711&ndash, 12.