Additional file 2: Table S2. of Effects of repeated comparative intradermal tuberculin testing on test results: a longitudinal study in TB-free red deer

Individual results for red deer hinds under repeated (every 6 months) comparative tuberculin skin testing on skin test and ELISA response (in E%). In the skin test the animals were considered TB reactors if the skin fold increase to bPPD was greater than 2 mm and more than 1 mm larger than the skin fold increase to aPPD; and avian reactors were defined as those with a skin fold increase to aPPD >3 mm (all single reactors are in yellow). In the ELISA tests for antibodies against avian antigens (aPPD and PPA3) and bovine antigens (bPPD and MPB70), sera with E% values greater than 100 were considered positive (in red) (XLS 120 kb)