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Table 1.

Critical reagents used in the anti-EBOV GP IgG ELISA.

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Table 2.

Method feasibility study: Summary of success rates based upon %CV criteria and number of dilutions that met the %CV criteria.

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Fig 1.

Sample of fitted modified 4PL model for a single plate with human RS/conjugate.

RS displayed in black, NHP TS/QC in blue, human TS/QC in red.

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Fig 2.

Sample of fitted modified 4PL model for a single plate with NHP RS/conjugate.

RS displayed in black, NHP TS/QC in blue, human TS/QC in red.

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Fig 3.

No pattern to studentized residuals plotted against predicted values from the modified 4PL model for all plates with human RS/conjugate indicates good fit.

RS displayed in black, NHP TS/QC in blue, human TS/QC in red.

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Fig 4.

No pattern to studentized residuals plotted against predicted values from the modified 4PL model for all plates with NHP RS/conjugate indicates good fit.

RS displayed in black, NHP TS/QC in blue, human TS/QC in red.

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Table 3.

Summary of anti-EBOV GP IgG ELISA qualification results for NHP samples.

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Table 4.

Summary of anti-EBOV GP IgG ELISA partial validation parameters, acceptance criteria, and results for NHP samples.

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