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Defined epitope blocking with Murray Valley encephalitis virus and monoclonal antibodies: Laboratory and field studies

In an attempt to develop a specific serological test for Murray Valley encephalitis (MVE) virus antibodies, a panel of MVE monoclonal antibodies was utilised in defined‐epitope blocking ELISA tests. In sera of mice immunised singly and in combinations of MVE, Alfuy (ALF), and Kunjin (KUN) viruses, blocking patterns usually distinguished MVE infections from those of the other flaviviruses.