04-05-2020, 06:14 PM
Probably not. Most serology tests work by a sandwich method. Antibodies are composed of two parts; they have a variable region that recognizes the pathogen and fixed region that is common to all antibodies (but differs between species). The test has an antigen (protein) that's recognized by the antibody, and then a tag (ironically, itself mounted on an antibody that recognizes the fixed portion of the antibody). If you put another species' antibodies on the test, it is likely that the tag won't bind to it.
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