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of the agent\n## DFA (antigen detection)\n## dRIT (antigen detection)\n## RTCIT (virus isolation)\n## MIT (virus isolation)\n## Conventional RT-PCR (RNA detection)\n## Real-time RT-PCR (RNA detection)\n# Detection of immune response\n## VN\n## ELISA","[{\"question\":\"What are the primary methods for detecting the rabies agent?\",\"answer\":\"The primary methods for detecting the rabies agent include DFA (antigen detection), dRIT (antigen detection), RTCIT (virus isolation), MIT (virus isolation), Conventional RT-PCR (RNA detection), and Real-time RT-PCR (RNA detection).\"},{\"question\":\"Which methods are most effective for population freedom from infection?\",\"answer\":\"DFA and RT-PCR methods are highly effective (+++) for ensuring population freedom from infection with the rabies virus.\"},{\"question\":\"What methods can be used to determine the immune status post-vaccination?\",\"answer\":\"VN (Virus Neutralization) and ELISA (Enzyme-Linked Immunosorbent Assay) are the primary 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