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Southeast Asian J Trop Med Public Health. 1975 Dec;6(4):472-6.
The presence of antibodies to Toxoplasma gondii in medical students of Indonesian and Chinese ancestry was determined by the indirect hemagglutination test with titers of 1:256 or greater considered positive. The sera from 90 Indonesian and 203 Chinese male (146) and female (147) students between 20 and 30 years of age were tested and positive titers detected in the sera of 16 (18%) Indonesians and 14 (7%) of the Chinese. There were no difference between the presence of positive titer and between males and females of either ethnic groups. Both groups denied eating raw or partly cooked meats and no correlation could be found between the ownership of domestic cats, the eating of exotic meats and positive titers.
通过间接血凝试验测定了印尼裔和华裔医学生中抗弓形虫抗体的存在情况，滴度为1:256或更高者被视为阳性。对90名年龄在20至30岁之间的印尼裔学生和203名华裔学生（男性146名，女性147名）的血清进行了检测，在16名（18%）印尼裔学生和14名（7%）华裔学生的血清中检测到了阳性滴度。两个族群中阳性滴度的存在情况以及男性和女性之间均无差异。两组均否认食用生肉或半熟肉，并且在家养猫的情况、食用异国肉类与阳性滴度之间未发现相关性。
