Researchers from Canada and Germany have demonstrated that proteomic methods may be able to distinguish cattle infected with bovine spongiform encephalopathy from healthy ones, opening up the possibility that a test could be developed in the future that would allow live animals to be tested for the untreatable and deadly ailment.
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