Durfee P T, Sung H T, Ma C H, Tsai C S, Cross J H
Southeast Asian J Trop Med Public Health. 1975 Jun;6(2):170-4.
Toxoplasma gondii antibody titers as determined by either the indirect hemagglutination test or the methylene blue dye test were determined for a group of aborigines and for Chinese as well as for swine, cats, rats, dogs and one bovine, all resident on the island of Taiwan. None of the 194 aborigines and only 3 (1.97%) of the 152 Chinese were found to be positive. Of 433 swine tested 132 (30.5%) were positive. Thirteen (27.7%) of 47 domestic pet cats were positive while none of 11 feral cats were positive. None of the 29 rats, 3 dogs or the one bovine were positive. Possible reasons for the lack of infection in Chinese is discussed.
通过间接血凝试验或亚甲蓝染色试验测定了一组台湾原住民、中国人以及猪、猫、大鼠、狗和一头牛（均生活在台湾岛）的弓形虫抗体滴度。194名原住民中无人呈阳性，152名中国人中仅有3人（1.97%）呈阳性。在检测的433头猪中，132头（30.5%）呈阳性。47只家养宠物猫中有13只（27.7%）呈阳性，而11只野猫中无一只呈阳性。29只大鼠、3只狗和那头牛均未呈阳性。文中讨论了中国人感染率低的可能原因。
